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The SOUTHWIRE 4306 is a UL Listed flexible aluminum conduit supplied in a 25-foot coil. Flexible aluminum conduit, commonly called Greenfield or FMC, is a spirally wound interlocked aluminum raceway used to route and protect electrical conductors. The 2-inch trade size accommodates larger conductor bundles in commercial, industrial, and residential installations. Electricians use this conduit for final connections to equipment, motors, and fixtures where rigid conduit is impractical due to vibration, movement, or tight routing constraints. UL Listing confirms the product meets applicable safety and performance standards for electrical raceways.
This conduit is suited for dry and occasionally damp locations where flexibility is required at the equipment termination point. Typical applications include connections to HVAC equipment, motors, compressors, and control panels where vibration isolation or directional changes make rigid conduit impractical. The 2-inch trade size is commonly used in light commercial and industrial settings. The 25-foot coil length is a standard stocking unit for electrical supply and is appropriate for multiple short runs or a single longer flexible whip.
Designed as a standard 2-inch trade size flexible metallic conduit (FMC) compatible with UL-Listed 2-inch FMC fittings and connectors from major fitting manufacturers. Verify fitting compatibility with the 4306 conduit profile before installation.
Installation of flexible metallic conduit must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 348 and applicable local electrical codes. De-energize all circuits and lock out power at the panel before beginning conduit work. Use only UL-Listed 2-inch FMC connectors and fittings rated for this conduit type. Secure conduit runs with approved straps or supports at intervals required by code, and avoid sharp bends that could damage the interlocked armor or restrict conductor pull.
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