Raco’s Shield-It 2-wire, 4-port cable connector enables users to strip wires, push in and click to close shields. There is a clear housing for visual inspection and a strip gauge. The temperature rating is 221ºF. There is no twisting, taping or crimping required.

Arlington Industries’ push-on connector is available in 1¼, 1½ and 2 in. sizes. It is a fast way to install nonmetallic liquidtight conduit, type B. The listed one-piece connector reduces labor steps and eliminates lost pieces. It is removable and reusable.

Hyperline’s FIC9-ZZ-XPC-D-XX field-installable, prepolished connector requires no field-polishing or epoxy, so no heat-cure devices or special tooling are needed to terminate the fiber. It takes about one to two minutes per fiber to install a connector out in the field. It operates in temperatures between 104ºF and 176ºF.

Raco’s 3430 2½-in., 90-degree liquidtight connector is designed to be used with flexible metallic liquidtight conduit and Type B flexible nonmetallic liquidtight conduit. It is zinc-electroplated for added corrosion protection. The split gland-ring provides a seal that prevents pullouts.

Bridgeport Fittings’ Mighty-Merge zinc die cast connector is used to secure EMT conduit to a threaded NPT hub. It provides a raintight/wet location seal when threaded into suitable NPT conduit bodies and hubs. It is listed to be installed into threaded hubs, conduit bodies and threaded entries, and is available in ½-, ¾- and 1-in. sizes.

Arlington Industries’ push-on connectors offer a fast, easy way to install nonmetallic liquidtight conduit, type B. The one-piece connectors reduce labor steps and eliminate lost pieces. They are available in 1¼-, 1½- and 2-in. sizes and shipped fully assembled so no disassembly is required. They are removable and reusable.