Non-metallic conduit is a versatile product that has a variety of applications for indoor and outdoor locations. Non-metallic conduit is used in fixture whips, data centers, electric signs and outdoor lighting, HVAC, pool and spas and locations with exposure to sunlight and weather conditions and mo... Read More
Despite their small and simple design, cable glands are an important component of electrical installations. They are used in nearly all areas of industry and trade. They allow strain-relieved, water-protected cables to be connected to systems such as junction boxes, distribution boards and switchboa... Read More
Cable glands are devices that are critical when terminating cables in hazardous or harsh environments, where ingress protection, sealing and grounding is necessary to safely pass a cable, wire or tube through an enclosure. They provide strain relief and are also designed to contain electrical sparks... Read More
An electrical conduit is a tube used to protect and route electrical wiring in a building or structure. It is generally installed by electricians at the site of installation of electrical equipment and its specifications are regulated by the US National Electrical Code (NEC). An electrical conduit i... Read More
Cable glands are defined as 'mechanical cable entry devices' which are used in conjunction with cable and wiring for electrical, instrumentation & control, and automation systems, including lighting, power, data and telecoms. The main functions of the Cable Gland are to act as a sealing a... Read More
