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Cable Type to Lug Cross Reference: THHN, XHHW, DLO, Welding, Battery and Aluminum

One table that maps the cable on the reel to the lug family it needs: THHN, XHHW-2, USE-2, PV wire, DLO, welding cable, battery cable, MV feeder and aluminum. Stranding class decides the lug, not the gauge alone.

From Conduit Bodies to Fittings: Building a Complete EMT or Rigid Cart

Start with CT conduit bodies, then add from 144 EMT and rigid fitting SKUs with RACO and Bridgeport style crosses.

Second Source Conduit Bodies When the Supply House Is Out

Use Conversions Tech as a second source for UL Listed conduit bodies when stock or lead time slips. Distributors welcome.

Conduit Body Cheat Sheet for Purchasing Agents (Sizes and List Anchors)

PA cheat sheet for conduit body sizes, list anchors, trade tiers, crosses, and order checklist from Conversions Tech.

Aluminum NEMA 3R Conduit Bodies: Spec Facts That Matter on the Job

UL Listed copper-free aluminum NEMA 3R conduit bodies from Conversions Tech. Facts only, sizes, stock, and trade path.

Threaded vs Set-Screw Conduit Bodies (Rigid/IMC vs EMT)

Choose threaded NPT for rigid and IMC or set-screw for EMT. Series cues, crosses, and stock notes from Conversions Tech.

Form 7 Conduit Bodies Explained for Contractors and PAs

What Form 7 style conduit bodies mean on the job and how Conversions Tech publishes size for size crosses on every page.

LL, LR, C, and T Conduit Bodies: When to Use Each

Choose LL, LR, C, or T conduit bodies for the pull. Threaded and set-screw options with crosses on every Conversions Tech page.

LB17 to LB67 Conduit Body Cross Reference (Form 7 Style)

Size for size Form 7 style LB17 to LB67 crosses. UL Listed aluminum bodies at Conversions Tech. Confirm on each product page.

Split Bolt Cross-Reference Chart: Burndy KS, ILSCO IK, Blackburn H, NSI N-Series

Verified cross-reference chart for copper split bolt connectors: Conversions Tech 610-series to Burndy SERVIT KS, ILSCO IK/IK-N, Blackburn Type H, and NSI N-series, with equal-range, min-tap, and torque.

LB vs LL vs LR vs T vs C: Conduit Body Types Explained (With Cross-Reference Chart)

What's the difference between LB, LL, LR, T, and C conduit bodies? A contractor's guide to choosing the right type and size, with a Crouse-Hinds, Appleton, and O-Z/Gedney cross-reference chart.
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