Eaton Crouse-Hinds NPL150500SA Conduit Nipple - NEC/CEC
Part Number: NPL150500SA
Quick Summary
NPL150500SA conduit nipple provides reliable rigid/IMC connections for aluminum conduit in industrial environments. Engineers often struggle with compatibility, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation in tight enclosures, machines, and panels. It meets NEC/CEC standards and UL-certified options for Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations. Designed for 1-1/2 in x 5 in aluminum runs, it streamlines installation while reducing weight.
Product Information
Extended Description
NPL150500SA Eaton Crouse-Hinds: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series NPL conduit nipple, Rigid/IMC, Aluminum, 1-1/2" x 5"
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series NPL conduit nipple
Catalog Number
NPL150500SA
UPC
662276484658
Product Length/Depth
5 in
Product Height
1.9 in
Product Width
1.9 in
Product Weight
0.36 lb
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Conduit type
Rigid/IMC
Size and length
1-1/2" x 5"
Material
Aluminum
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Eaton Specification Sheet - NPL150500SA
Material and construction deliver a balance of strength and light weight, reducing handling effort on busy shop floors while resisting corrosion in harsh environments. This translates to longer service intervals and lower maintenance costs, especially in automated lines and heavy equipment enclosures. Size and length standardization (1-1/2" x 5") accelerates panel wiring and field assembly, decreasing install time and inventory overhead for distributors and OEMs. Compatibility with rigid/IMC conduit eliminates the need for adapters, simplifying stock management and field modifications in control cabinets and machine bays. Certification-backed design (NEC/CEC, Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations) provides immediate compliance confidence, reducing engineering review cycles and mitigating code-related risks. As part of the Crouse-Hinds family, it aligns with UL-listed components, enabling seamless procurement and consistent performance across multi-vendor automation projects.
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FAQs
The NPL150500SA is designed for rigid/IMC aluminum conduit, offering a straightforward push into the nipple end and standard threading for quick connections. For installation, ensure alignment with panel and enclosure knockouts, verify thread engagement, and use compatible locknuts or accessories from the Crouse-Hinds line to maintain CSA/UL integrity. This reduces installation time and minimizes misalignment during field assembly.
The product measures 1-1/2 inches in diameter with a 5 inch length and weighs approximately 0.36 pounds. These compact dimensions enable easier routing in crowded panels and automation cabinets while preserving material strength for dependable electrical continuity in rigid/IMC installations.
Yes, the NPL150500SA series is listed for ordinary/non-hazardous locations and complies with NEC/CEC standards. UL certification is available for related components in the same family, which supports regulatory compliance for manufacturing floors, data centers, and general purpose industrial facilities.
Absolutely. The product supports NEC/CEC compliance and carries UL certification complements. Documentation includes UL certification reports and a detailed Eaton specification sheet outlining compatibility with rigid/IMC conduit, with UPC and catalog details to streamline procurement and inclusion in CAD/BOMs for automation projects.
Aluminum NPL nipples offer a favorable weight-to-strength ratio, reducing handling costs and fatigue during installation. Their corrosion resistance minimizes maintenance cycles in non-harsh environments, while NEC/CEC compliance reduces risk of non-conformance. Overall, this translates to lower total cost of ownership and faster project completion in automation facilities.