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Conduits Providing Liquid Tight Performance For Demanding Applications

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Sep 6 2005

UL/CSA is a copper packed Liquid Tight flexible metallic electrical conduit from Kopex International which is designed just for liquid tight applications and demanding environments in the healthcare industry.

This conduit has high mechanical strength and ingress protection to IP 66/67 when used with associated connectors. UL/CSA has a temperature rating of -25ºC to +105ºC and is available in 16mm to 63mm diameters. In flame propagation tests, flames are extinguished in less than 60 seconds after the ignition source is removed. Also part of the Liquid Tight Range is the oil resistant RO-PVC version, which provides increased protection against dilute acids, alkalis and hydro-carbon products.

It provides IP66 and IP67 ingress protection with Liquid Tight connectors. Electrical flash voltage is 72kV and insulation resistance is greater than 100MO. The RO-PVC conduit has exceptional mechanical strength and is available in 16-40mm diameter sizes. It has a temperature rating of -40ºC to +105ºC and its flame propagation properties ensure the flame dies in only 30 seconds after the ignition source is removed.

RO-PVC conduit has SEMKO, NEMKO, VDE approvals and is used in conjunction with Kopex's range of FK-F straight and angled connectors.

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