LSZH + Rigid Electrical Conduit

Main uses of Rigid Conduit

Rigid conduits are commonly used in both commercial and industrial settings. Their robust nature makes them ideal for areas exposed to potential physical damages, such as construction sites, industrial facilities, and outdoor installations. They are also preferred in settings where a permanent wiring solution is desired.

What is the Difference Between Rigid and Flexible Corrugated Conduit ?

• Rigid Conduit: Offers a fixed, sturdy protective layer, ideal for permanent installations and areas prone to physical damages.
• Flexible Corrugated Conduit: Provides adaptability and is suitable for intricate installations, allowing for movement and bending without breaking.

Advantages of LSZH Rigid Conduit vs PVC Alternatives

• Eco-Friendly: LSZH rigid conduits are made without harmful halogens, making them a greener choice.
• Safety: In the event of combustion, LSZH conduits release fewer toxic and corrosive gases compared to PVC.
• Temperature Resilience: LSZH conduits can withstand a broader temperature range, offering versatility in various environments.

Product Features 

• Halogen-Free Thermoplastic: Ensures reduced environmental and health impacts.
• Fire Resistant: Provides an added layer of safety against potential fire hazards.
• UV Stabilised: Designed to resist potential damage from prolonged sun exposure.
• Temperature Resilience: Maintains integrity both at 120°C and -50°C for 50 hours, showcasing its durability and reliability.

LSZH – Verified Material Properties 

• Zero Halogen Thermoplastic: A conscious choice for reduced environmental and health impacts.
• Fire Retardant: Ensures added protection against potential fire hazards.
• Extreme UV Resistance: Protects against potential sun-induced damage.
• Impact and Compression withstand: Proven resilience at 120°C and -50°C for 50 hours, emphasizing its robust nature.

Compliant with the Following Standards

• IEC 61386: Standards for conduit systems for cable management.
• IEC 60754: Test on gases evolved during the combustion of materials from cables.
• ASTM E662: Standard for specific optical density of smoke generated by solid materials.
• ISO 9001: Quality management systems.
• ISO 14001: Environmental management systems.
• UL 94: Standard for tests for flammability of plastic materials for parts in devices and appliances.