L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE EMTB100 EMT Bushing 1 in Snap-On Polyethylene White
A 1-inch snap-on polyethylene bushing protects cables inside EMT conduit with a tool-free fit
- 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
- Sized for 1 in EMT to ensure secure fit
- Protects cable insulation from sharp conduit edges
1-Inch EMT Bushing
The L.H. DOTTIE EMTB100 is a snap-on polyethylene bushing sized for one-inch electrical metallic tubing. It provides a smooth, white insulated surface that protects wire insulation from sharp conduit edges during pulls. Electricians and low-voltage installers use it to meet code requirements for bushings at box entries and conduit terminations.
Replaces Metal Bushings
This plastic bushing replaces traditional zinc or steel bushings where a non-conductive, corrosion-resistant option is preferred. The jump is worth it when working in damp locations or when a white finish is needed for aesthetic matching with surrounding materials. It eliminates the need for separate grounding of the bushing itself.
Snap-On Installation
Installation requires no tools; the bushing snaps onto the conduit end by hand. The main issue is ensuring the conduit end is cut square and deburred so the snap fingers engage fully. If the tubing is crushed or out-of-round, the bushing may not seat securely and could dislodge during wire pulling.
Highlights
- Snap-on design speeds installation without tools
- Polyethylene construction resists moisture and corrosion
- White finish aids quick visual identification in conduit runs
- Sized for 1 in EMT to ensure secure fit
- Protects cable insulation from sharp conduit edges
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What size EMT conduit does the 1 in snap-on bushing fit?
The bushing is sized for 1 in EMT conduit and snaps onto the pipe end without tools.
How do you install the snap-on polyethylene bushing without damaging the conduit edge?
Align the bushing squarely on the cut conduit end and press firmly until the internal ridges lock; do not twist or hammer.
When should the white polyethylene bushing be replaced during routine conduit inspection?
Replace it if the snap ribs crack, the bore deforms, or the white material yellows and becomes brittle from UV exposure.
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