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RACO 2923 Compression Conduit Coupling

The RACO Compression Conduit Coupling (MPN 2923) is a steel, zinc-plated fitting with a 3/4 in trade size and 2 3/16 in overall length, designed for EMT conduit. It includes a clamp, is cULus Listed, and comes in a…

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RACO
Item
2923 Compression Conduit Coupling
Part Number
2923
Category
Compression Conduit Couplings
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
2923
Type
Gray
Material
Steel
Overall Lg
2 3/16 in
Color
Gray
Finish
Zinc Plated
Includes
Clamp
Standards
cULus Listed
Trade Size
3/4 in
Paint Color
Gray
For Conduit Type
EMT

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Product Description

The RACO Compression Conduit Coupling (MPN 2923) is a steel, zinc-plated fitting with a 3/4 in trade size and 2 3/16 in overall length, designed for EMT conduit. It includes a clamp, is cULus Listed, and comes in a gray paint color. 3G Electric interprets your demand for this OEM-specified part, sourcing it across our 14 industrial departments — with specialist depth in electrical components — to deliver the right solution with accountability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a RACO compression conduit coupling used for?

A RACO compression conduit coupling connects two lengths of EMT conduit in electrical raceway systems. It provides a secure, grounded joint for protecting wiring in commercial and industrial installations. 3G Electric supplies this OEM-specified part across 14 industrial departments, with specialist depth in electrical components.

What are the specifications of the RACO 2923 compression coupling?

The RACO 2923 is a steel, zinc-plated compression coupling with a 3/4 in trade size and 2 3/16 in overall length. It includes a clamp, is cULus Listed, and has a gray paint finish. It is designed for EMT conduit. 3G Electric sources this genuine RACO part for your project.

Where to buy a RACO 2923 compression coupling worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the RACO 2923 compression conduit coupling worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. As a global industrial solutions provider, we interpret your demand and source this OEM-specified part with accountability across 14 industrial departments.

How to install a RACO compression conduit coupling?

To install a RACO compression coupling, slide the coupling over the ends of two EMT conduits, then tighten the compression nuts with a wrench until the conduit is securely clamped. Ensure the coupling is fully engaged for a grounded connection. 3G Electric can provide technical support for your application.

Used in

Common applications for RACO
Industrial machinery — RACO liquid-tight connectors (e.g., 3520-3, 3414) terminate flexible metallic conduit at motor and control enclosures.
Water and wastewater treatment — RACO 90-degree liquid-tight connectors (e.g., 3430) route conduit in washdown and outdoor areas requiring liquid-tight terminations.
Commercial electrical raceways — RACO short elbows (e.g., 1/2 in and 3/4 in iron elbows) change direction in IMC and RMC runs per UL 514B.
Panel and equipment wiring — RACO flex screw-in couplings (e.g., 2272) join sections of 1/2 in flexible conduit between machines and junction points.
Raceway transitions — RACO flex-to-EMT couplings (e.g., 1482, 1483) connect flexible conduit to EMT in mixed raceway installations.
Maintenance and repair — RACO conduit fittings and boxes are stocked as spares for replacing damaged terminations and couplings in existing raceways.
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3G Electric supplies RACO compression conduit couplings. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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