Eaton Crouse-Hinds LTB25045 Liquidator liquidtight connector - Hazardous/Classified Locations

The first feature is a 2-1/2 inch trade size FMC configuration with a 45° angle, made from malleable iron and fully insulated. This delivers superior mechanical strength and a secure seal, reducing ingress paths and protecting conductors in demanding environments. The business impact is improved enclosure integrity and longer service intervals, enabling faster installations on production lines and in outdoor industrial spaces where space is tight and routing is complex. In practical terms, the application spans chemical, oil, and refining facilities where Liquidator fittings streamline conduit routing and maintain compliance while keeping work crews safe from exposure to energized parts. A second feature is certified for hazardous and classified locations under NEC/CEC standards, including Class I Division 2, Class II Division 1 and 2, and Class III ratings. The business impact is regulatory peace of mind, reduced inspection risk, and easier audit trails for plant safety programs. This is particularly valuable for refineries, petrochemical plants, and power-generation sites where strict classification controls are routine and uptime is critical. The application benefit is faster permit approvals and predictable maintenance cycles, thanks to documented compliance with recognized standards. A third feature is insulated construction and durable malleable iron, shielding conductors from moisture, chemical exposure, and arcing risks in hazardous environments. The business impact is lower failure rates and reduced rework, translating into lower lifecycle costs and wider operating windows for maintenance work. In practice, technicians can install with confidence in FMC fittings, knowing the component resists wear and maintains a robust seal over time in harsh environments. A fourth feature is the documented compatibility with Liquidator line fittings and the availability of CAD drawings and catalogs for design integration. The business impact is streamlined engineering and faster project handoffs, reducing design lead times and the likelihood of field modification. In applications such as plant expansions or retrofits, engineers can import 3D models and verify fitment before procurement, accelerating procurement cycles while ensuring correct orientation and termination. A fifth feature is the tangible footprint provided by the 8.31 in length/depth and 4 in width with a weight around 5.73 lb, offering a compact yet sturdy option for tight installations. The business impact is reduced installation time and easier handling during conduit fabrications. In practice, installers gain predictable fitment in constrained spaces, improving overall project scheduling and on-site safety. A final consideration is the 45° angle connector design paired with an insulated, malleable iron body that resists deformation during tightening and alignment operations. The application benefit is consistently reliable terminations in challenging layouts, minimizing rework caused by misalignment and ensuring robust protection for downstream electrical equipment. This translates to measurable efficiency gains, safer work practices, and a lower total cost of ownership over the equipment’s life cycle.