L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE C200CG 2'' C Threaded Conduit Body w/ Cover & Gasket
Two-inch C-threaded conduit body includes cover and gasket for cable management
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- 2 in C-threaded conduit body routes large cable bundles
- Includes cover and gasket for weather-tight seal
- DOTTIE brand trusted by electricians for reliable installs
- California Prop 65 warning: contains listed chemicals
- New condition, ready for immediate site installation
2'' C Threaded Conduit Body
This 2'' C threaded conduit body provides a secure junction point for electrical raceway systems. It includes a matching cover and gasket to maintain enclosure integrity in commercial or industrial installations. The component suits electricians routing conductors through rigid or intermediate metal conduit.
Replaces worn or undersized fittings
When an existing conduit body shows corrosion, damaged threads or insufficient cubic-inch capacity for the conductor count, this fitting restores code-compliant wire-pull access. The upgrade is worth it during service upgrades, remodel work or any project requiring a listed 2'' C-form entry point.
Fits 2'' threaded conduit runs
The body threads directly onto 2'' rigid or IMC conduit without adapters. Its supplied cover and gasket seal the opening against moisture and debris, freeing the installer from sourcing separate sealing hardware. The assembly supports straight, angle or tee pulling configurations as the layout demands.
Highlights
- 2 in C-threaded conduit body routes large cable bundles
- Includes cover and gasket for weather-tight seal
- DOTTIE brand trusted by electricians for reliable installs
- California Prop 65 warning: contains listed chemicals
- New condition, ready for immediate site installation
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What conduit size does the 2'' C threaded body accept?
The body is made for 2'' conduit, so the threaded hubs match that trade size directly.
How do you secure the cover and gasket during installation?
Fasten the supplied cover with its screws while the gasket sits flat in the groove; the step often missed is tightening the screws evenly so the seal stays uniform.
When should the cover gasket be replaced?
Replace the gasket whenever it shows cracking, hardening or compression set, typically after several years of exposure to heat and vibration.
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