Plastic-Coated Conduit
Plastic-coated conduit is used for protecting electrical wiring in moist and corrosive environments, ensuring system integrity and safety in industrial, marine, and underground applications.
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Definition
Plastic-coated conduit is a type of conduit for electrical wiring that is used around moist areas and highly corrosive fumes.
Purpose
The plastic coating on the conduit provides an extra layer of protection against moisture and corrosive substances, ensuring the integrity of electrical systems in harsh environments. It is essential for maintaining safety and preventing electrical failures.
Examples of Use
- Industrial Plants: Protecting electrical wiring in environments with corrosive chemicals.
- Marine Applications: Used in shipbuilding and coastal installations where exposure to saltwater is a concern.
- Underground Installations: Providing added protection for electrical wiring in moist soil conditions.
Related Terms
- Conduit: A tube or trough for protecting electrical wiring.
- PVC Conduit: A type of plastic conduit used for electrical installations.
- Metal-Clad (MC) Cable: An electrical cable with a metal sheath for protection.
Notes
- Installation: Requires careful handling to avoid damaging the plastic coating.
- Standards: Must meet specific safety standards and codes for use in corrosive or moist environments.
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