10A
Clipsal 750WPR5-GY | Infrascan Passive Infrared | 18m Detection Range | 3 Wire 240V 10A | Grey
$95.35
$86.68 ex. GST
64 m² PIR
Theben PIRA-T8-AP | Surface-Mounted Motion and Presence Detector PIR | 360° Detection
$82.83
$75.30 ex. GST
ENSA-PS1 | Outdoor PIR Sensor Motion/Daylight/On-Timer 180 Deg 12mtr Detection IP65
$21.95
$19.95 ex. GST
Matelec FMS-15000 | Adjustable 3 Wire Infrared Motion Sensor IP66 3 Yr Warranty
$40.70
$37.00 ex. GST
NEW
Clipsal 750WPR5-BK | Infrascan Passive Infrared | 18m Detection Range | 3 Wire 240V 10A | Black
$95.47
$86.79 ex. GST
Matelec FMS-12075 | Matelec 360 Degree Flush Mount Mini Sensor Black & White Trims
RRP $60.00
$36.24
$32.95 ex. GST
360°
ROBUS RU360-01| Robus 106mm Proton Universal | 360° PIR Recessed/Surface IP20 | White
$54.95
$49.95 ex. GST
360° 10m⌀
Robus R360N-01 | Motion Detector PIR Sensor 360° 10m⌀ 240v IP20 | White
$39.60
$36.00 ex. GST
12m PIR
Theben THELUXA-R180-WH | Outdoor Wall PIR Motion Detector 180° IP55 | White
$54.89
$49.90 ex. GST
12m PIR
Theben THELUXA-R180-BK | Outdoor Wall PIR Motion Detector 180° IP55 | Black
$54.89
$49.90 ex. GST
ENSA-MS6 | Wall Mount Microwave Sensor Motion/Daylight/On-Timer Activated Switch IP65
$32.95
$29.95 ex. GST
Robus RPR180PIR-04 | Proton multi-directional 180°| Passive Infra red | IP54 | Black
$33.27
$30.25 ex. GST
16m PIR
Theben THELUXA-S360-WH | Outdoor Wall PIR Motion Detector 360° IP66 | White
$96.25
$87.50 ex. GST
Corrugated conduit is used to conceal or provide mechanical protection for cables.
The product is designed to be easy to install, reduce job time, and use fewer fittings than other products. It is made from PVC with a flame retardant and meets AS/NZS2053 requirements.
What is a corrugated conduit stock?
A corrugated conduit roll is a flexible conduit that allows for easy installation and is commonly used in various applications, including above-ground and underground use. The medium-duty grey material is typically used for above ground installations, while the heavy-duty orange material is required for underground installations.
Why do electricians and tradespeople use these products?
Electricians and tradespeople tend to use corrugated conduit because it is easy to install, extremely versatile and weatherproof. It can be used for above-ground and underground installations, making them the perfect choice for various projects. Corrugated conduits are a low cost-effective solution to cable protection.
What sizes are available in corrugated conduits?
25 mm corrugated conduit is the most common size sold. 25mm is wide enough to fit a variety of different size cables such as building wire, SDI or TPS (thermoplastic-sheathed).
Corrugated conduit comes in 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, 40mm, 50mm in orange (heavy-duty underground) and grey (medium-duty above ground).
We stock quality brands like Clipsal Turbo corrugated conduit and NLS corrugated conduit inc NLS Solar Heavy Duty corrugated conduit.
How to join corrugated conduits?
Conduits can be joined with corrugated conduit fittings and accessories such as couplings, junction boxes, tee junctions, plain to screw adapters. It is best practice to glue the conduits together to prevent moisture from entering and maintain the sealed conduits' protection levels.
Corrugated conduit glue is available as clear glue or blue glue. This glue is typically sold in 250ml or 500ml bottles.
- Blue glue is commonly used for underground conduits
- Clear glue is used for above-ground corrugated medium-duty conduits to provide a neater appearance as you do not see the runoff if the glue is applied liberally.
How to install corrugated conduits?
Corrugated conduits are commonly mounted to walls or ceiling surfaces using either half metal saddles or full metal saddles.
If the conduit is installed in corrosive locations like a beach or near chemicals, many installers will use PVC saddles or galvanised saddles to prevent corrosion.
Saddles are spaced evenly along the length of the corrugated conduit to prevent sagging. (approximately 30cm apart) The saddles are fixed to the wall with either nylon nail in anchors (knock-ins) or green wall plugs and screws.
Many tradespeople choose to use lubricant when installing cables in a conduit. Lubricant helps the cables move smoothly and prevents damage from occurring.
To run the cables inside a corrugated conduit, use a pull-through snake or fish tape.
Some professionals use a vacuum and cable pull line rope to first pull a pull wire through the installed corrugated conduit, and then they tie the cable to the pull line rope to securely get the cable through.
How many cables can I fit inside a medium-duty corro?
As per AS3000:2018, you can fit 2 x 1.5 PVC/PVC V90 Flat twin and earth cables into a 25mm medium-duty grey conduit; please use the graph below as a reference.
How to cut medium-duty or heavy-duty corrugated conduit?
A set of heavy-duty conduit cutters is the easiest way to cut corrugated conduit. They are ergonomically designed for the job and can be carried around in a tool belt or bag. They are safe to use and will last many years.
For those who only need to cut corrugated conduit a few times, use a utility type knife or hacksaw.
5 Quick Facts
- A corrugated conduit is a flexible conduit.
- Medium duty (grey) corrugated conduit is typically used above ground.
- Heavy duty (orange) corrugated conduit is used for underground installations.
- There are many sizes of corrugated conduit available
- All corrugated conduit sold at Sparky Direct is UV stabilized to add extra protection from the elements.
Using corrugated conduit is a great way to protect your electrical wires from heat and cold. It is easy to install and comes in a variety of sizes. Make sure you follow the guidelines above when installing to get the best results.
