PVC Round Conduit Pipe and Fittings

AKG offers various types of conduit pipes to suit different needs:

• PVC conduit pipes – Flexible and easy to install for general applications.
• UPVC conduit pipes – Rigid and strong, ideal for harsh environments.
• Electrical conduit pipes with FRLS properties for enhanced fire safety.

All types are available with conduit pipe fittings to ensure secure and efficient installations.

AKG provides a wide range of round conduit pipes, including:

• Light, Medium, and Heavy-duty PVC conduit pipes
• Fire-resistant electrical conduit pipes with FRLS properties
• Complete solutions with compatible conduit pipe fittings

These products are designed for safety, durability, and compliance with industry standards for PVC pipe and fittings.

FRLS stands for Flame Retardant Low Smoke, an important safety feature in conduit pipes. FRLS-rated PVC conduit pipes and electrical conduit pipes limit flame spread and emit minimal smoke during fire incidents, reducing risk to life and property. When used with conduit pipe fittings, they provide a complete solution that enhances safety in buildings where fire safety standards are critical.

V-0 is a flame-retardant rating as per UL 94 standards. A conduit pipe with V-0 grade self-extinguishes within 10 seconds and does not drip flaming particles. When combined with conduit pipe fittings, these solutions meet strict building safety standards.

AKG’s UPVC conduit pipes offer a long lifespan, typically ranging between 25 to 50 years, depending on environmental conditions and installation quality. Proper use of conduit pipe fittings extends their performance. These PVC pipes and fittings resist corrosion, chemicals, and UV, making them ideal for long-term electrical protection.

AKG offers a wide range of conduit pipe fittings compatible with its round conduit pipes. These include bends, junction boxes, couplers, elbows, and end caps designed to ensure secure, durable connections. All PVC conduit pipes and conduit pipe fittings are precision-engineered to support various installation needs for electrical conduit pipes.

Conduit pipes are typically joined using solvent cement, threaded couplers, or push-fit conduit pipe fittings, depending on the installation type. For PVC conduit pipes and electrical conduit pipes, solvent cement is commonly used to create strong, watertight connections. Using recommended PVC pipe and fittings ensures safe and durable joints.

Yes, AKG’s conduit pipes can be embedded within walls or concrete. Although PVC conduit pipes have a smooth surface, proper anchoring, clamps, and high-quality conduit pipe fittings secure them in place. Once installed correctly, these electrical conduit pipes remain safe and reliable even when concealed.

Absolutely. AKG’s PVC conduit pipes and electrical conduit pipes are ideal for concealed wiring applications. Combined with secure conduit pipe fittings, they protect electrical wires from physical damage, moisture, and chemical exposure, ensuring your concealed PVC pipe and fittings systems stay safe and reliable.

Yes, UPVC conduit pipes can be painted using compatible plastic primers and paints. This allows your conduit pipes to blend seamlessly with both interiors and exteriors. Ensure that conduit pipe fittings are also treated if visible, maintaining the aesthetic continuity of your PVC pipe and fittings system.

Common issues include improper alignment, use of low-quality conduit pipe fittings, or not allowing adequate curing time for solvent cement. To avoid these, always use AKG’s high-quality PVC conduit pipes, electrical conduit pipes, and recommended PVC pipe and fittings. Following best practices ensures efficient, long-lasting installations.