L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE EMT Bushing 2 in Snap-On Polyethylene White
A 2-inch snap-on polyethylene bushing protects cables inside EMT conduit
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- Snap-on design speeds installation without tools
- Polyethylene construction resists moisture and corrosion
- White finish aids quick visual identification in conduit runs
- Suits 2-inch EMT for secure cable protection
- Free manufacturer shipping on orders over $75
What this product is
The DOTTIE EMTB200 is a 2 in snap-on EMT bushing made from white polyethylene. It is used to protect cables where they enter or exit electrical metallic tubing. The part installs without tools and is sold in new condition.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Electricians and installers fitting 2 in EMT who need a quick snap-on insulator will find this bushing appropriate. Buyers working with other conduit sizes, rigid metal conduit, or non-metallic raceways should select a different fitting. Orders below 75 do not qualify for free shipping from the manufacturer.
The specification that decides fit
The decisive specification is the 2 in trade size combined with the snap-on polyethylene design for EMT only. Verify that your conduit is 2 in electrical metallic tubing before purchasing.
Highlights
- Snap-on design speeds installation without tools
- Polyethylene construction resists moisture and corrosion
- White finish aids quick visual identification in conduit runs
- Suits 2-inch EMT for secure cable protection
- Free manufacturer shipping on orders over $75
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
Does this bushing snap onto standard 2-inch EMT conduit without tools?
Yes, the snap-on design fits 2-inch EMT conduit and requires no tools for installation.
Will the polyethylene material resist cracking when used with older metal conduit that may have rough edges?
The polyethylene construction provides a smooth, non-conductive surface that protects cables from abrasion against metal conduit edges.
How can I verify the bushing is seated correctly after snapping it on?
A fully seated bushing sits flush with the conduit end and the white polyethylene ring is visible around the entire circumference.
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