Electrical Conduit Pipe

Electrical Conduit Pipes are protective tubing systems utilized for routing and shielding electrical wiring in commercial, industrial, and residential construction.1 They are categorized by material, including rigid metal (RMC, IMC, EMT in steel or aluminum), and non-metallic options like PVC and fiberglass, offering solutions for varied environments.2 Key specifications involve trade sizes, ranging from small to large diameters, and wall thicknesses (light, medium, heavy duty) dictating mechanical protection. Available in rigid or flexible forms and various lengths, conduit systems provide vital defense against impact, moisture, chemical vapors, and electromagnetic interference, ensuring long-term wiring integrity and simplified future upgrades, with specific types selected based on application requirements, cost, and installation ease.