ALNP200250 2 in. Aluminum Rigid Conduit Nipple, 2-1/2 in. Long, NPT

ALNP200250 2 in. Aluminum Rigid Conduit Nipple, 2-1/2 in. Long, NPT

Need a short 2 in. aluminum nipple to make up the gap between a conduit body and the box, or to extend a run of rigid aluminum conduit? The ALNP200250 threads in clean — 2-1/2 in. long with male NPT on both ends, so it lands in a locknut, a bushing, or a threaded hub the same way your conduit does.

It's cut from rigid aluminum conduit, so it's light to handle overhead and holds up in wet and corrosive locations where you don't want steel. UL-6A listed and built to ANSI C80.5, so it goes in to code on any RAC system you're running.

Common Applications

• Extending or tying together runs of rigid aluminum conduit
• Making up conduit to boxes, panels, and meter cans with a locknut and bushing
• Threading into hubs on enclosures and condulet bodies
• Short connections between two fittings where a full stick won't fit
• Outdoor, damp, and corrosive runs where aluminum beats galvanized steel

Key Features

• Lightweight aluminum: Easy to handle overhead and on ladders, won't rust like steel.
• Threaded both ends: Male NPT on each end drops into standard fittings, locknuts, and hubs.
• UL-6A listed: Passes inspection on rigid aluminum conduit systems.
• 2-1/2 in. length: The right short make-up length for tight spots.
• Built to spec: ANSI C80.5 and Fed Spec WW-C-540c.

Specifications

• Trade size: 2 in.
• Length: 2-1/2 in.
• Material: Aluminum (rigid conduit)
• Threads: NPT tapered, male x male
• Listing: UL-6A
• Standards: ANSI C80.5; WW-C-540c
• Sold in cartons of: 25

Product Identification

• Dimensions: 2 in. trade size x 2-1/2 in. length
• Weight: 0.55 lb

FAQ

What is the ALNP200250?
It's a 2 in. aluminum rigid conduit nipple, 2-1/2 in. long, threaded male NPT on both ends.

Will it work on rigid aluminum conduit?
Yes. It's UL-6A listed for rigid aluminum conduit (RAC) and threads in like any standard nipple.

Are both ends threaded?
Yes — male NPT tapered threads on both ends.

Why aluminum instead of steel?
Aluminum is lighter to handle and resists corrosion, which makes it the call for wet and outdoor runs.

How long is it?
2-1/2 in. overall, in a 2 in. trade size.

Does it meet code?
It's listed to UL-6A and built to ANSI C80.5 and Federal Spec WW-C-540c.