Eaton LTB75S Liquidtight Connector - Hazardous Locations

FMC conduit compatibility and a straight profile simplify routing in compact panels, reducing misalignment and seal leakage. This translates to faster terminations, fewer rework events, and improved field reliability on demanding equipment. In automation settings such as control panels, robotic cabinets, and machine housings, the LTB75S helps keep cables organized while maintaining a robust protective interface with enclosures. Insulated steel construction provides mechanical strength and moisture resistance, improving long-term durability in harsh environments. The steel shell resists impact during installation, while insulation protects conductors from short circuits caused by moisture ingress. The result is lower replacement costs and longer service life in production lines that see frequent washdowns or chemical exposure. Hazardous-location ratings and NEC/CEC compliance are central features. The LTB75S supports Class I Division 2, Class II Division 1 and 2, and Class III, aligning with global safety standards. This helps engineering teams meet regulatory requirements, simplify documentation for audits, and reduce project risk when selecting fittings for hazardous areas. UL certification documentation and Eaton specification sheets support procurement, qualification, and quality assurance. Access to catalog pages, datasheets, and testing reports streamlines vendor approval and helps maintain traceability in MRO programs. Including these documents in project packs can shorten procurement cycles and improve audit readiness. Compact dimensions (2.13 in length, 1.56 in width and height) and a light 0.22 lb weight simplify mounting in crowded panels and restricted spaces. Compatibility with Eaton FMC fittings ensures seamless terminations and consistent performance across installations. Field trials show stable connections under vibration and temperature cycling typical of industrial environments.