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Have you ever used conduit clips? If not, you're in for a treat! These little clips are very versatile and can be used for various purposes.
Conduit clips are PVC clips with a flared end, "the cradle", and a small mounting hole in the middle. They are used to secure rigid and corrugated conduits. The flared end holds the conduit while the small hole secures the conduit clip onto a surface. The conduit clip saddles have a tongue and groove on each side, and this is designed to clip the saddles together.
There are a few reasons why conduit clips are awesome. First, they are versatile. They can be used for various purposes. These clips can be mounted directly onto walls, ceilings and beams. Second, they are easy to use. They can be used individually or combined to make a mounting channel., Third, they're solid and durable, and they can also be engaged into a standard mounting channel.
Pro Tip, Using a string line or laser level, mark out where the conduit needs to be installed, evenly space the conduit clips and mark the centre hole with a pencil. If mounting the conduit clips onto a timber surface - use pan head screws to secure the conduit clip to the surface.
If mounting onto a concrete surface,
Electricians use full PVC saddles to mount conduit in switch rooms and on various structures, patios, timber, and concrete walls. Ideal for marine applications such as fixing conduits to the upper side of a pontoon or around a swimming pool.
Full PVC saddles are commonly preferred on non-flat surfaces, such as round timber poles, as they have 2 fixing holes on either side to hold the conduit securely to any structure.
Conduit clips only have one concealed mounting point and are ideal for flat surfaces or when multiple conduits need to be installed side by side.
Both Conduit clips and saddles are ideal for indoor and outdoor applications,
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Yes, evenly spaced clips help create a clean and professional finish.
Sparky Direct supplies PVC conduit clip saddles Australia-wide, offering reliable conduit fixing solutions with convenient delivery.
Conduit clips are securely packaged and delivered via standard courier services.
Unused products are generally eligible for return according to the seller’s returns policy.
Warranty coverage varies by manufacturer and typically covers defects in materials or workmanship.
Yes, conduit clips are typically sold as individual electrical fixings.
Yes, choosing the correct size ensures a secure fit and compliant installation.
Once installed correctly, they generally require no maintenance.
Yes, they are commonly used when installing new or upgrading existing conduit runs.
They may be visible in surface-mounted conduit installations.
Quality PVC clips are designed to withstand everyday installation conditions.
Yes, they help stop conduit from shifting or vibrating over time.
They are straightforward for trained professionals to install as part of a compliant system.
Conduit clips, also known as PVC conduit saddle clips, are fixings used to secure electrical conduit neatly to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces.
Yes, they are a standard fixing used in most conduit installations.
They provide a simple, neat, and reliable way to secure conduit.
Yes, PVC clips do not rust and are suitable for most indoor environments.
Yes, they help keep conduit straight and evenly spaced along surfaces.
Yes, they are suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications.
Yes, they are widely used for indoor electrical conduit installations.
They are made from durable PVC designed for electrical installations.
They are available to suit common conduit sizes such as 16mm, 20mm, 25mm, and 32mm.
Yes, they are commonly used with rigid PVC electrical conduit.
Quality conduit clips are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when used correctly.
They are used to hold conduit firmly in place and maintain straight, organised conduit runs.
