Thomas & Betts Bullet-90 Degree Liquidtight Conduit Fitting (Metal)

Four trade sizes: 1/2 inch (LT950M), 3/4 inch (LT975M), 1 inch (LT9100M) and 1-1/4 inch (LT9125M). Size the fitting to the liquidtight flexible conduit, not the box knockout.

Steel body with a metal screw gland, so it is a metallic fitting suitable for use with metallic liquidtight flexible conduit. The sealing element is polyamide.

The Bullet 90 degree liquidtight connector carries UL file E23018 and is CSA certified, which covers both US and Canadian installations.

It is an external male thread that passes through the knockout and is secured with a locknut on the inside. Threaded connection, not a compression or push-in hub.

No. The thread is non-revolving, so the elbow's direction is fixed by how far you thread it into the enclosure. Plan the approach angle before you tighten, or use a straight connector plus a separate rotating fitting if you need to swivel.

Use the 90 when the conduit has to turn immediately at the box, typically where a motor, rooftop unit or panel sits tight against a wall and a straight fitting would force too sharp a bend radius in the liquidtight hose. If you have room to sweep the conduit itself, a straight connector is simpler. The Bullet is a fixed 90 degree elbow, so it does not substitute for a 45.

It is built as a liquidtight connector with a polyamide sealing element that grips and seals on the conduit jacket, which is the fitting type used where water, washdown or weather exposure is a concern. The connection into the enclosure is threaded, so a sealing locknut or sealing washer is the usual addition on the box side.

Order the locknut and any sealing ring separately unless your packing list shows them. The fitting itself is the steel elbow body with its screw gland and polyamide seal.