Angle Connector TTPLAST ZKL 37 (MPN 10154) for Electrical Installation Conduits

The TTPLAST ZKL 37 angle connector is a plastic fitting designed to join and route electrical installation conduits at an angle. It creates a stable mechanical connection between conduit sections while maintaining conduit alignment and protecting cables during directional changes. The connector is intended for electrical installations in buildings, allowing neat and secure transitions in walls, ceilings and service spaces where conduit runs require an angular turn.

Advantages

The angle connector is made of durable plastic that resists common environmental factors found in indoor installations and provides consistent mechanical support for conduit joints. Its form ensures precise alignment of conduit sections, reducing stress on cables and facilitating faster, cleaner installation. The product is compatible with standard conduit diameters used in building installations and is lightweight for easy handling during assembly.

Suitable for

• Routing electrical wiring through walls and ceilings where direction changes are required
• Connecting run sections of rigid or flexible conduit in residential and commercial buildings
• Creating tidy conduit paths in service spaces, utility rooms and false ceilings

Key specifications

• Material: durable plastic suitable for indoor electrical installations
• Function: mechanical angle connection for electrical conduits
• Compatibility: designed for common conduit diameters used in building wiring
• Application environment: indoor building installation — walls, ceilings, service spaces
• Design: angled profile to enable directional changes while preserving conduit alignment

How to use

Prepare conduit ends by cutting them square and removing any burrs. Insert conduit sections into the connector until they seat firmly, ensuring the angled orientation matches the intended cable route. Check alignment visually and make minor adjustments before securing the conduit run. Ensure that the connector is fully engaged on both sides so that the mechanical joint holds the conduits in place and preserves cable protection through the bend.

Usage recommendations

Use the angle connector with conduit types and diameters that match the connector's intended size. Avoid excessive force during assembly to prevent deformation of the plastic fitting. For installations subject to mechanical stress or outdoor exposure, select connectors and conduit systems rated for those conditions and follow applicable electrical installation standards.