L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE LL100CG 1'' LL Threaded Conduit Body w/ Cover & Gasket 5PK
Five-pack of 1-inch LL threaded conduit bodies supplied with covers and gaskets for cable management
- TypeCable Management & Conduit
- LL threaded body enables smooth directional changes in conduit runs
- Cover and gasket included to protect wiring from moisture and debris
- Five-piece pack provides multiple fittings for larger installations
- 1-inch trade size fits standard conduit systems
- DOTTIE brand trusted by electricians for reliable performance
1-inch LL Threaded Conduit Body
The L.H. DOTTIE LL100CG is a 1-inch LL threaded conduit body supplied with a cover and gasket. It is sold as a pack of five units for electrical conduit installations. This component provides a junction point for pulling conductors in rigid conduit systems.
Suited for electricians running rigid conduit
Contractors who need a threaded LL body with included cover and gasket will find this pack convenient. Buyers who require a different conduit size, a different body style such as LB or T, or a version without the cover and gasket should look at alternative listings.
1-inch trade size
The single specification that determines fit is the 1-inch trade size of the threaded hubs. Verify that your conduit system uses 1-inch rigid conduit before ordering this five-pack.
Highlights
- LL threaded body enables smooth directional changes in conduit runs
- Cover and gasket included to protect wiring from moisture and debris
- Five-piece pack provides multiple fittings for larger installations
- 1-inch trade size fits standard conduit systems
- DOTTIE brand trusted by electricians for reliable performance
Specifications
| Brand | DOTTIE |
|---|---|
| Type | Cable Management & Conduit |
Questions about this item
What size threaded conduit does the LL100CG body accept?
The LL100CG conduit body is designed for 1-inch threaded conduit entries on each end.
How is the cover and gasket secured during installation?
The cover fastens with the supplied screws onto the gasket; the step often missed is tightening the screws evenly so the gasket compresses uniformly for a watertight seal.
When should the gasket be replaced on these conduit bodies?
Inspect the gasket whenever the cover is removed; replace it if it shows cracking, hardening or compression set that would compromise the seal.
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