Eaton 707DC Squeeze Type Connector - FMC, Zinc Die Cast
Part Number: 707DC
Quick Summary
The Eaton 707DC squeeze type connector provides a reliable FMC conduit termination for electrical enclosures in non-hazardous industrial settings. Engineers often battle corrosion, mismatched fittings, and maintenance overhead; this model simplifies assembly and reduces rework with robust zinc die cast construction. It is built to NEC/CEC standards and supports area classifications for Ordinary/Non-Hazardous locations, ensuring code compliance from panel to outlet. Across wiring & connectivity projects, the compact 1 in length with 3/8 in trade size accelerates installation in tight spaces, lowering labor costs. This simplifies onboarding for contractors, reduces field errors, and supports consistent performance in FMC conduit runs.
Product Information
Extended Description
707DC Eaton: Eaton Crouse-Hinds series squeeze type connector, FMC, Straight, Non-insulated, Zinc die cast, 3/8"
Product Name
Eaton Crouse-Hinds series squeeze type connector
Catalog Number
707DC
UPC
784564003324
Product Length/Depth
1 in
Product Height
0.75 in
Product Width
0.75 in
Product Weight
0.05 lb
Area classification
Ordinary/Non-Hazardous Locations
Standards type
NEC/CEC
Conduit type
FMC
Style
Squeeze
Material
Zinc die cast
Connector type
Straight
Insulator
Non-insulated
Trade size
3/8"
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Eaton Specification Sheet - 707DC
Conduit type FMC; Style Squeeze; Connector type Straight; Material Zinc die cast; Trade size 3/8". This combination delivers secure, space-efficient terminations that minimize rework and preserve electrical integrity in control panels and machine wiring, improving overall installation quality and uptime. The 1 in length and compact footprint save panel space and reduce handling time during assembly, while the light 0.05 lb weight lowers shipping and field labor requirements for small- to medium-sized projects. The non-insulated insulator reduces part count and simplifies wiring in standard FMC installations, enabling faster start-ups on new lines or retrofit initiatives in manufacturing lines.
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FAQs
The 707DC is designed for FMC conduit and installs as a straight, squeeze-type connector. For best results, pair it with compatible FMC fittings, align the conduit, apply the appropriate tightening method per the Eaton specification sheet, and ensure a secure seal and full engagement within the 3/8 in trade size. This reduces torque-related wear and ensures code-compliant terminations in control panels and machinery wiring.
Key specifications include conduit type FMC, style Squeeze, material Zinc die cast, connector type Straight, insulator Non-insulated, and trade size 3/8 in. Its 1 in length and compact 0.75 in width/height profile support tight spaces, while the zinc die cast construction offers durability and corrosion resistance for long service life in non-hazardous industrial environments.
The 707DC excels in manufacturing, packaging, and automation environments where FMC conduit terminations are common. It suits control panels, machine wiring, and equipment enclosures that require a compact, code-compliant straight connector with a non-insulated insulator for streamlined installation on 3/8 in conduit runs.
The 707DC is built to NEC/CEC standards and supports Ordinary/Non-Hazardous area classifications. This ensures compliance for typical factory and workshop installations, providing confidence in safety, regulatory compliance, and ease of inspection for code authorities.
By using a durable zinc die cast connector with a squeeze-style, straight configuration, you reduce field assembly time, minimize rework, and lessen spare-parts inventory for FMC terminations. The result is faster project completion, lower labor costs, and improved reliability in panel wiring and conduit runs over the life of the equipment.