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RACO 3804RAC Rigid Compression Connector for IMC Conduit - Connectors for Heavy-Wall RMC & Medium-Wall IMC Metal Conduit
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RACO 3804RAC Rigid Compression Connector for IMC Conduit

The RACO 3804RAC is a rigid compression connector for heavy-wall RMC and medium-wall IMC metal conduit, with a 1 in trade size and 2-1/8 in overall length. It features a galvanized finish, male NPS threads, and an…

SKU 3G-OTH-05528

Also listed as: 3804 RAC · 3804-RAC

Brand
RACO
Item
3804RAC Rigid Compression Connector for IMC Conduit
Part Number
3804RAC
Category
Connectors for Heavy-Wall RMC & Medium-Wall IMC Metal Conduit
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Also known as:3804RACRACO
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Local office
20 Woodlands Link #09-05, Singapore 738733
Phone
+65 8878 8355
Delivery
Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
3804RAC
Finish
Galvanized
Insulated
Yes
Standards
CSA
Trade Size
1 in
Thread Type
NPS
For Use With
Boxes
Overall Width
1-19/32 in
Thread Gender
Male
Overall Length
2-1/8 in
Connection Type
Compression
For Conduit Type
IMC
Country of Origin
India (subject to change)
Compatible Conduit Type
IMC

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Product Description

The RACO 3804RAC is a rigid compression connector for heavy-wall RMC and medium-wall IMC metal conduit, with a 1 in trade size and 2-1/8 in overall length. It features a galvanized finish, male NPS threads, and an insulated design for use with boxes. This CSA-listed connector is made of iron/steel and uses a compression connection type.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the RACO 3804RAC rigid compression connector used for?

The RACO 3804RAC rigid compression connector is used to join heavy-wall RMC and medium-wall IMC metal conduit to boxes in industrial electrical installations. It provides a secure, grounded connection with a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance, and its insulated design protects conductors. This CSA-listed connector is suitable for conduit systems requiring a male NPS thread.

What are the specifications of the RACO 3804RAC connector?

The RACO 3804RAC has a 1 in trade size, 2-1/8 in overall length, and 1-19/32 in overall width. It features a galvanized finish, male NPS threads, and a compression connection type. The connector is insulated, made of iron/steel, and designed for use with boxes. It is CSA-listed and compatible with IMC conduit.

Where to buy the RACO 3804RAC connector worldwide?

You can source the RACO 3804RAC rigid compression connector worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead time; we provide competitive pricing and reliable sourcing for this CSA-listed connector.

How to install the RACO 3804RAC compression connector?

To install the RACO 3804RAC, insert the IMC or RMC conduit into the connector body, then tighten the compression nut with a wrench until the conduit is securely gripped. Ensure the male NPS thread engages properly with the box knockout. Use a bonding bushing if required for grounding. Always follow local electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines.

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Common applications for RACO
Industrial machinery — RACO liquid-tight connectors (e.g., 3520-3, 3414) terminate flexible metallic conduit at motor and control enclosures.
Water and wastewater treatment — RACO 90-degree liquid-tight connectors (e.g., 3430) route conduit in washdown and outdoor areas requiring liquid-tight terminations.
Commercial electrical raceways — RACO short elbows (e.g., 1/2 in and 3/4 in iron elbows) change direction in IMC and RMC runs per UL 514B.
Panel and equipment wiring — RACO flex screw-in couplings (e.g., 2272) join sections of 1/2 in flexible conduit between machines and junction points.
Raceway transitions — RACO flex-to-EMT couplings (e.g., 1482, 1483) connect flexible conduit to EMT in mixed raceway installations.
Maintenance and repair — RACO conduit fittings and boxes are stocked as spares for replacing damaged terminations and couplings in existing raceways.
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3G Electric supplies RACO connectors for heavy-wall rmc & medium-wall imc metal conduit. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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