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Eaton Crouse-Hinds EMT Compression Connectors - Insulated Straight Concrete-Tight Steel Series

Crouse-Hinds EMT Compression Connectors - Insulated Straight Concrete-Tight Steel Series

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Model: 1650

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Crouse-Hinds EMT Compression Connectors - Insulated Straight Concrete-Tight Steel Series

Professional EMT conduit connections for reliable electrical installations

Crouse-Hinds EMT Compression Connectors deliver dependable straight connector performance for electrical metallic tubing applications. These insulated steel connectors feature concrete-tight construction and compression-style connection for secure, long-lasting installations in ordinary locations. The threadless design ensures efficient installation while maintaining NEC/CEC compliance standards.

Professional Features & Benefits

  • Steel Construction: Provides durable material strength and corrosion resistance for long-term reliability in electrical installations.
  • Compression Connection Style: Ensures secure, tight connections that maintain electrical continuity and mechanical strength over time.
  • Concrete-Tight Design: Prevents moisture and debris infiltration when installed in concrete applications, protecting electrical systems.
  • Insulated Configuration: Offers electrical isolation properties for enhanced safety and code compliance in appropriate applications.
  • Straight Connector Type: Provides direct conduit-to-enclosure connections for clean, efficient routing in standard installations.
  • NEC/CEC Standards Compliance: Meets established electrical code requirements for professional installation confidence and inspection approval.
  • Threadless Installation: Simplifies connection process while maintaining secure attachment without threading requirements.

Technical Specifications

  • Area Classification: Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
  • Conduit Type: EMT
  • Connector Type: Straight
  • Insulator: Insulated
  • Product Material: Steel
  • Product Style: Compression
  • Special Features: Concrete tight
  • Standards Type: NEC/CEC
  • Thread: Threadless

Professional Applications

  • Commercial Building Electrical Systems
  • Industrial Facility Conduit Installations
  • Residential Electrical Panel Connections
  • Concrete Pour Applications
  • EMT Conduit Terminations
  • Electrical Enclosure Connections
  • Code-Compliant Wiring Systems

Why Choose Crouse-Hinds Quality?

Crouse-Hinds compression connectors provide proven reliability through steel construction and concrete-tight design features. NEC/CEC standards compliance ensures professional installation confidence, while the compression connection style delivers long-term performance in demanding electrical applications.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Area Classification:
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Conduit Type:
EMT
Connector Type:
Straight
Insulator:
Insulated
Product Material:
Steel
Product Style:
Compression
Special Features:
Concrete tight
Standards Type:
NEC/CEC
Thread:
Threadless
Department:
Electrical
Product Type:
EMT Connector
Product Subgroup:
Electrical

Crouse-Hinds 1650 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Crouse-Hinds 1650 compression connector work with rigid conduit or IMC, or only EMT?
EMT only. The Crouse-Hinds 1650 series is a compression connector built for electrical metallic tubing, and it is threadless, so there is no way to thread it onto rigid or IMC. Rigid and IMC terminate with threaded hubs or their own dedicated fittings. If the run on the drawing is EMT and the connection is a straight shot into a box or enclosure, this is the right family.
2) Can I use these EMT compression connectors in a concrete pour?
Yes, concrete-tight is a stated feature of the 1650 series, so the fitting can be encased in a slab or a poured wall without the pour working its way into the raceway. That is the specific reason to reach for a compression connector here instead of a set-screw connector, which is not concrete-tight.
3) Do I still need to add a plastic bushing to these connectors, or are they already insulated?
Already insulated. The 1650 series ships with the insulated throat built in, so there is no separate bushing to buy or install to protect conductor insulation as wire is pulled through. That is one less line item per termination on a big pull.
4) Set screw or compression connector for EMT going into a wet or below-grade location?
Compression, and the Crouse-Hinds 1650 series is that type. A compression connector squeezes a gland ring around the tubing for a tight mechanical grip, and this one is rated concrete tight. Set-screw connectors are the cheaper, faster choice for dry indoor work above ceilings, but they do not seal. If the fitting is going into a pour, a damp area, or anywhere debris and moisture can migrate into the raceway, use the compression version.
5) Are these Crouse-Hinds connectors approved for a hazardous or classified area?
No. The 1650 series is for ordinary, non-hazardous locations. Class I or Class II classified areas call for explosionproof fittings and sealing fittings, which are a completely different product family. For standard commercial and industrial spaces, panel and enclosure terminations, and concrete work, these are correct.
6) What EMT trade sizes do Crouse-Hinds compression connectors come in?
Ten trade sizes, 1/2 inch through 4 inch: 1/2 (1650), 3/4 (1651), 1 (1652), 1-1/4 (1653), 1-1/2 (1654), 2 (1655), 2-1/2 (1656), 3 (1657), 3-1/2 (1658) and 4 inch (1659). Order by the EMT trade size, which is the tubing size printed on the conduit, not the outside diameter you measure.
7) Are Crouse-Hinds 1650 EMT connectors steel or die-cast zinc?
Steel. Steel bodies hold up better to impact and to being stepped on or struck during a pour than die-cast fittings, which is why steel is often what a spec calls out for industrial and slab work. If the drawing says steel EMT compression connectors, the 1650 through 1659 range meets that.
8) Do these EMT connectors meet NEC code for an inspection?
The 1650 series is built to NEC/CEC standards, which covers work in both the US and Canada. What the inspector will still look at is the install: the tubing bottomed into the connector, the compression nut drawn up tight, and the right trade size matched to the tubing. Note the concrete-tight rating applies to the fitting itself, so encasing it in a pour is within its intended use.
9) I need to change direction right at the box. Will a straight EMT compression connector work?
No. The 1650 series is a straight connector, meaning it terminates EMT into an enclosure on the same axis as the conduit run. To turn at the enclosure you need either an offset or 90-degree connector, or a bend put in the EMT ahead of the fitting. For everything that comes in square to the box, straight is what you want.
10) How many pieces do I need to standardize a building on Crouse-Hinds EMT compression connectors?
For a facility standard, the practical answer is stocking the sizes your branch circuits and feeders actually use. The 1650 series runs the full 1/2 through 4 inch trade range under one part-number scheme, so 1/2 inch (1650) and 3/4 inch (1651) cover most branch work, 1 through 2 inch (1652 to 1655) covers feeders, and 2-1/2 through 4 inch (1656 to 1659) covers service and large distribution. One family, one connection method, one insulated throat across all of them keeps crews from mixing fitting types on the same job.
How fast can I get the Crouse-Hinds 1650 delivered?
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Does the Crouse-Hinds 1650 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Crouse-Hinds 1650 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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