EMT Conduit (Electrical Metallic Tubing)

Steel Conduit

EMT is a thin-wall steel electrical conduit with plain, unthreaded ends. It is lightweight and easy to install, providing a raceway that protects wires from impact and physical damage.

EMT Conduit (Electrical Metallic Tubing)

Available from 1/2 in. to 2 in. for a wide range of applications, adding safety, order and stability to the wiring system.

Size and Weight
Conduit sizes	:	½, ¾, 1, 1¼, 1½ and 2 in.
Standard length	:	3,050 mm, with a tolerance of ±6 mm depending on conduit size
Wall Thickness	:	Approx. 1.067-1.651 mm depending on conduit size
Conduit weight	:	Minimum weight per 10 lengths with couplings is approx. 12.93-63.50 kg depending on conduit size
Standards	:	Comply UL 797 / Comply ANSI C80.3 / TIS 770-2567

Size Table

EMT Conduit (Electrical Metallic Tubing) Size Table

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Size		Outside Diameter (mm)		Wall Thickness (mm)	Length (mm)	Min. Weight per 10 Lengths with Couplings (kg)
in.	mm	Nominal	Tolerance	Wall Thickness (mm)	Length (mm)	Min. Weight per 10 Lengths with Couplings (kg)
½"	16	17.93	±0.13	1.067	3,050 ±6	12.93
¾"	21	23.42		1.245		19.73
1"	27	29.64		1.448		29.03
1¼"	35	38.35		1.651		43.08
1½"	41	44.20		1.651		49.90
2"	53	55.80		1.651		63.50

EMT Conduit (Electrical Metallic Tubing) Features

Made from quality steel with a thin, lightweight wall that is easy to transport and install.
Zinc-coated inside and out to improve corrosion resistance and reduce the chance of rust.
Both ends are plain and unthreaded, for use with suitable EMT couplings and fittings.
Protects wires from impact, abrasion and physical damage while keeping wiring organized.
Available from 1/2 in. to 2 in.; outside diameter and wall thickness vary by size.
Suited to indoor electrical installations in homes, offices and commercial buildings.
Standards: Comply UL 797 / Comply ANSI C80.3 / TIS 770-2567

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How to Use

Use to carry wires, protecting them from physical damage and keeping the wiring system tidy.
Measure the run and choose a conduit size that suits the number, size and type of wires before installing.
Use couplings, connectors and fittings suited to EMT conduit for a strong, safe installation.
Install according to engineering practice and the applicable electrical standards.