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Screwed Reducers are a simple, reliable way to step down between different conduit or threaded fitting sizes, making installs cleaner and more secure without the need for workarounds. At Sparky Direct, you can buy Screwed Reducers online with Australia-wide Fast Shipping and our 100 Day Fuss Free Return policy for extra peace of mind. Choose from trusted options including Clipsal and NLS to suit your job and keep things moving on site.
Yes, they provide a clean and professional transition between different conduit sizes.
Sparky Direct supplies screwed reducers from brands such as Clipsal and NLS Australia-wide, offering reliable conduit size transition solutions with convenient delivery.
Screwed reducers 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, screwed reducers are typically sold as individual conduit fittings.
Yes, selecting the correct size ensures a secure fit and compliant installation.
Once installed correctly, they generally require no maintenance.
Yes, they are commonly used when modifying or extending existing conduit systems.
They may be visible in surface-mounted conduit or concealed within walls or enclosures.
Quality screwed reducers are designed to withstand everyday installation conditions.
Yes, they help maintain conduit continuity and cable protection.
They are straightforward for trained professionals to install as part of a compliant system.
Screwed reducers are conduit fittings used to connect two different conduit sizes using threaded (screwed) connections.
Yes, they are a standard fitting when transitioning between threaded conduit sizes.
They allow a threaded connection where screwed conduit fittings are required.
Yes, they are designed to create a firm and reliable threaded connection between conduit sizes.
Yes, they are suitable for residential, commercial, and light industrial applications.
Yes, they are commonly used in indoor electrical conduit systems.
Yes, they are available in the following size combinations:
They are typically made from durable PVC or similar materials suitable for electrical installations.
Screwed reducers are commonly available from trusted brands such as Clipsal and NLS.
Yes, they are designed for use with rigid, threaded electrical conduit.
Quality screwed reducers are manufactured to meet relevant AS/NZS electrical and safety standards when installed correctly.
They are used to transition from a larger threaded conduit size to a smaller threaded conduit size within a conduit system.
