Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated Raco Steel Conduit Connector 2946 4.732in
Steel compression conduit connector for 4-inch EMT, 4.732 inches overall length, zinc-plated finish, concrete-tight, cUL listed, weighs 2.85 pounds
- TypeConduit Fittings
- MaterialHAWA
- Length6.200
- Steel construction resists corrosion on EMT runs
- cUL listing confirms code-compliant installation
- 732 in overall length fits 4 in trade size
- 85 lb weight simplifies handling on site
- Concrete-tight design protects conductors in slab pours
Steel EMT Connector 4.732in
This Hubbell Raco connector joins 4-inch EMT conduit in straight runs. The zinc-plated steel body provides mechanical protection and grounding continuity for commercial and industrial wiring. It is supplied new and carries cUL listing for code-compliant installations. Concrete-tight construction allows use in slab or wall pours.
Upgrade from set-screw or non-listed fittings
Compression design replaces set-screw connectors when vibration resistance and concrete-tight sealing are required. The jump is worth it on exposed runs subject to movement or where inspectors demand listed concrete-tight fittings. Not for buyers who need insulated throat or threaded hub connections.
Verify conduit trade size and orientation
Confirm the raceway is 4-inch EMT and that a straight connector matches the layout. Check that 4 23/32 inch overall length and 5 9/32 inch height and width fit the enclosure knockout and bending radius. Ensure local code accepts cUL-listed steel compression fittings for the intended environment.
Highlights
- Steel construction resists corrosion on EMT runs
- cUL listing confirms code-compliant installation
- 732 in overall length fits 4 in trade size
- 85 lb weight simplifies handling on site
- Concrete-tight design protects conductors in slab pours
Specifications
| Type | Conduit Fittings |
|---|---|
| Brand | RACO |
| Material | HAWA |
| Length | 6.200 |
Questions about this item
What trade-size EMT conduit does the 2946 connector accept?
The 2946 connector is designed for 4 in trade-size EMT conduit.
How is the steel connector secured to the conduit, and what step is often missed?
It uses a compression fitting; the step often missed is tightening the compression nut enough to make the concrete-tight seal.
What maintenance does the zinc-plated steel connector need over time?
Inspect the zinc plating for corrosion and re-tighten the compression nut if vibration loosens the connection.
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