Drain Nipple

A drain device for an electrical conduit system comprising:

• a tubular member with a pre-determined length having a through bore with a continuous diameter;
• a first coupling section disposed on a first end of the tubular member;
• a second coupling section disposed on an opposing second end of the tubular member;
• a tool engaging unitary member surrounding the tubular member;
• the tool engaging member having a three-dimensional solid structure external surfaces configured to cooperatively engage with a tool that is used to install the tubular member between opposing pipe members within the electrical conduit system;
• coupling sections attached to opposing distal ends of the tubular member;
• an aperture perpendicularly aligned with the throughbore and extending linearly downward from the throughbore through the tool engaging member wherein a passageway is formed;
• the aperture being disposed within a lowest gravity point within the electrical conduit facing downward toward the ground allowing condensation to escape from the electrical conduit system;
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• the throughbore providing a fluid path into the passageway for the condensation to flow through the aperture.