Thomas & Betts DAC-6-CG Rigid Conduit Body, 2 In TF, Aluminum Die Cast

Yes. The DAC-6-CG is a 2 inch Series A conduit body built for rigid metal conduit and IMC runs, with threaded hubs that take the threaded ends of 2 inch RMC or IMC. It will not work on EMT unless you adapt the EMT to threaded rigid first.

TF is the body style, not a size. On a T body all three openings sit on the run: two in line and one branching off at 90 degrees, so you use it where a feeder continues straight through and a branch leaves the run at that point. If the conduit only needs to change direction once, an L body (LB, LL, LR) is the fitting to use instead. The DAC-6-CG is the 2 inch T form factor.

The CG suffix on a Thomas & Betts conduit body indicates the body is supplied with a cover and gasket, so the DAC-6-CG ships as a complete assembly rather than a bare body. The part number to order is DAC-6-CG.

The DAC-6-CG body is aluminum die cast, so it resists corrosion better than plain steel in wet or outdoor runs. Keep in mind that aluminum should not be used in direct contact with concrete or in high-chloride environments, and it is not the choice for runs where the specification calls for a malleable iron or PVC-coated body.

A conduit body gives you an accessible opening in a 2 inch rigid or IMC run for pulling and routing conductors, which is exactly why maintenance crews spec them at branch points instead of fabricating offsets. For a repeatable facility standard, pair the DAC-6-CG at every T branch with matching L bodies at direction changes in the same 2 inch size and the same aluminum die cast material, so covers and gaskets interchange across the site.

Thomas & Betts publishes a PDF spec sheet for the DAC-6-CG, available at https://media.distributordatasolutions.com/ThomasAndBetts/2018q3/2768ff78791fb3bcd9eb16e19b2d43e2b96f0ea9.pdf. That is the document to attach when a drawing or submittal requires the fitting's published data.