Killark
Killark ENY-2 Sealing Conduit 3/4in
A hazardous-location sealing fitting for 3/4-inch rigid conduit, rated Class I Division 1 and 2, with female NPT ends
- TypeConduit Fittings
- Size (in.)3/4"
- Color/FinishSilver
- Suitable for hazardous locations with Class I Division 1 and 2 rating
- Aluminum construction contains less than 4/10 of 1% copper for corrosion resistance
- Works in both vertical and horizontal conduit orientations
- Female-to-female 3/4 inch FNPT threads connect rigid metal conduit
- Gray finish provides clear identification in industrial environments
Hazardous-Location Sealing Conduit Fitting
This Killark ENY-2 fitting seals 3/4-inch rigid metal conduit runs in vertical or horizontal orientation. It carries Class I Division 1 and 2 ratings for Groups A through D, plus Class II and III coverage for Groups E through G. The gray aluminum body is copper-free and provides female NPT threads on both ends.
Installers Working in Classified Areas
Electricians who need a listed sealing fitting for hazardous locations will use this part to block flame passage in conduit systems. Projects that require a different trade size, a male-threaded entry, or a non-metallic sealing method must select another product.
3/4-Inch Female NPT Thread Size
The fitting accepts 3/4-inch rigid metal conduit with female National Pipe Taper threads on each end. This single dimension determines whether the component matches the conduit run; verify the trade size before ordering.
Highlights
- Suitable for hazardous locations with Class I Division 1 and 2 rating
- Aluminum construction contains less than 4/10 of 1% copper for corrosion resistance
- Works in both vertical and horizontal conduit orientations
- Female-to-female 3/4 inch FNPT threads connect rigid metal conduit
- Gray finish provides clear identification in industrial environments
Specifications
| Type | Conduit Fittings |
|---|---|
| Brand | HUBBELL KILLARK |
| Size (in.) | 3/4" |
| Color/Finish | Silver |
Questions about this item
Will the sealing compound inside the 3/4 in fitting need periodic replacement?
The fitting is a mechanical conduit seal; once properly installed with approved sealing compound it requires no scheduled compound replacement.
What is the first limitation when this 3/4 in aluminum fitting runs continuously in a hazardous location?
Its hazardous-location rating (Class I Div 1/2, Class II Div 1/2, Class III) defines the environmental limit; exceeding the rated atmosphere voids the protection.
Does the aluminum body run hot or draw extra power when sealing conduit all day?
It is a passive fitting with no electrical consumption, so it generates no heat and draws no power during continuous operation.
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