1" Compression Connectors With Insulated Throat
Features
- Heavy steel walls
- Rated for concrete usage
- Zinc plated to avoid corrosion
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- Electrical
Allied Tube & Conduit CC100-ICRKON – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Is the Allied Tube & Conduit CC100-ICRKON connector rated for use in concrete pours?
Yes. The CC100-ICRKON compression connector is rated for concrete usage, so it can be used where the conduit run is poured into a slab or wall. The heavy steel walls and zinc plating are what carry it there, the plating being for corrosion resistance.
2) What size conduit does the CC100-ICRKON compression connector take?
It is a 1 inch connector. One compression end for the conduit, threaded end into the box, so you want 1 inch trade size tubing and a 1 inch knockout at the enclosure.
3) Does this connector protect conductor insulation, or do I still need a bushing?
The throat is insulated on the CC100-ICRKON, so a separate plastic bushing is not needed to protect wire insulation as conductors are pulled through. That is the main difference between this and the plain, non-insulated version of the same compression body.
4) Should I use a compression connector like the CC100-ICRKON or a set screw connector?
Compression is the one to use where the location is damp, wet, or the fitting gets buried in concrete, because the gland nut grips and closes around the tubing rather than pinching it with a screw. Set screw fittings are for dry indoor work only. Since the CC100-ICRKON is a 1 inch compression body rated for concrete, it is the right pick for slab and exterior-adjacent runs.
5) What is the exact part number to order for the 1 inch insulated throat compression connector from Allied Tube & Conduit?
Order Allied Tube & Conduit (Atkore) part CC100-ICRKON. The CC100 is the 1 inch compression connector body and the ICRKON suffix is the insulated throat, concrete rated version.
6) Will a zinc plated steel connector hold up in a damp mechanical room or parking garage?
The body is steel with zinc plating specifically to resist corrosion, which is what you want in a garage deck, mechanical room, or any spot with moisture and washdown. Steel also gives you more crush resistance than a die cast fitting where the conduit can take a hit.
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Does the Allied Tube & Conduit CC100-ICRKON come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Allied Tube & Conduit CC100-ICRKON is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty.
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