What is a Conduit?

A conduit is a pipe or duct used to protect electrical wiring. It is primarily used to house electrical cables, providing protection from physical damage or chemical exposure. Conduits can be made of metal or plastic and are selected based on the installation location and environmental conditions. They are commonly used for wiring in buildings, outdoor areas, and underground installations, as well as in industrial machinery and equipment to organize and protect cables. Some conduits are designed with waterproof or fire-resistant properties, making them suitable for specific environments. Conduits are typically installed by mounting on walls or embedding them in the ground.

Application of Conduit

✅Electrical Wiring in Buildings
In office buildings or residential homes, electrical wiring is routed through conduits to protect cables from damage due to fire or external impacts.
✅Outdoor Wiring Protection
Conduits are used for outdoor electrical cables to protect them from UV radiation and rain, ensuring long-term protection for the cables.
✅Cable Organization in Industrial Machinery
In factories and manufacturing facilities, conduits are used to organize the wiring inside machinery, improving both safety and operational efficiency.
✅Underground Cable Installation
When wiring through underground tunnels or ducts, conduits are used to protect the cables from damage and ensure they remain functional over time.

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