Definition An IEC EMT Connector (Set Screw Type) is a fitting that complies with IEC international standards, used to securely connect EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) to junction boxes or panel boards. It is fastened by set screws, making installation quick and easy. These connectors are widely used in building, commercial, and industrial electrical wiring projects.
1. Material Types and Features
Material
Features
Cost/Price
Common Applications
Aluminum
Lightweight, resistant to oxidation, clean appearance
Generally cheaper than zinc
Cost-sensitive projects, or installations where weight is a concern
Zinc
Strong, good corrosion resistance, shiny surface
Slightly more expensive
Projects requiring higher durability, safety, and long-term use
2. Application Scenarios
Used to connect EMT conduits with metal junction boxes and panel boards.
The set screw design is ideal for quick installation and maintenance, especially when adjustments or reassembly are needed.
Aluminum connectors: preferred in price-sensitive or large-scale projects.
Zinc connectors: preferred in projects requiring higher durability and reliability.
Summary: IEC EMT Connectors (Set Screw Type) are available in aluminum and zinc versions.
Aluminum connectors are cheaper and lighter, making them suitable for large-volume engineering projects.
Zinc connectors are more durable and reliable, suitable for higher-standard or long-term applications.
Commitment to Excellence: It meets international standards to ensure reliable and safe connections in all electrical installations.
Warranty: It comes with a one-year warranty from the date of purchase, ensuring reliability and protection for your electrical systems.
