New EZLB 2” Service Entrance Conduit Body from NESCO

NESCO EZLB 400

EZLB provides the most efficient method of installing large service entrance wire through a right angle opening. No more struggling to force the wire into a tight connection. The patented three-piece design allows the installer plenty of room to maneuver the wire into place. Splitting EZLB in half has eliminated the pinch points that has caused electricians problems for decades. The EZLB is a one man installation saving time, money and eliminating wire damage.

Installs in just three simple steps:

1) Install the collar fitting onto 2” PVC pipe.

2) Bend wire at 90° and install into the back half of the EZLB

3) Finish by installing the front cover

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