L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE 90200 Conduit Fitting Connector 2 in Threaded Die Cast Zinc
A 2-inch threaded die-cast zinc conduit fitting connector for secure electrical raceway joins
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Threaded 2 in design ensures secure conduit connection
- Die-cast zinc construction resists corrosion and impact
- 90200 model fits standard 2 in conduit systems
- New condition guarantees reliable performance out of the box
- DOTTIE brand delivers trusted electrical fitting quality
2-inch Threaded Conduit Connector
The L.H. DOTTIE 90200 is a die-cast zinc fitting designed to join two-inch threaded conduit runs in electrical installations. It provides a secure mechanical connection for protecting wiring in commercial or industrial environments.
Replaces damaged or missing two-inch couplings
Use this connector when an existing threaded coupling is cracked, corroded or lost during a renovation. The jump is worth it when the conduit system requires a code-compliant, metal-to-metal joint that maintains grounding continuity.
Verify conduit threading and material compatibility
Confirm that the existing conduit is two-inch trade size with standard NPT threads before ordering. Ensure the surrounding environment suits zinc die-cast construction and that local codes permit this fitting type for the intended application.
Highlights
- Threaded 2 in design ensures secure conduit connection
- Die-cast zinc construction resists corrosion and impact
- 90200 model fits standard 2 in conduit systems
- New condition guarantees reliable performance out of the box
- DOTTIE brand delivers trusted electrical fitting quality
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What size threaded opening does the 90200 connector accept?
The 90200 connector is a 2-inch threaded fitting designed to join two-inch rigid or IMC conduit.
How do I install this die-cast zinc connector onto the conduit?
Thread the connector onto the conduit by hand until snug, then tighten with a strap wrench; the common mistake is using pipe wrench jaws that crush the zinc body.
When should I replace this zinc conduit fitting?
Replace the fitting if the threads are stripped, the body shows cracks from impact, or white corrosion powder appears on the zinc surface.
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