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The SOUTHWIRE 55094322 is a flexible, liquid-tight, non-metallic conduit supplied in a 50-foot roll at 3/4 inch trade size. It is built for routing electrical wiring in wet, corrosive, or mechanically demanding environments. The conduit is non-conductive and non-corrosive, making it a practical choice wherever metal conduit would be at risk from moisture, chemicals, or galvanic corrosion. Its consistent diameter and high flexibility allow it to bend around equipment without fracturing or separating. Electricians install this conduit on machinery, HVAC equipment connections, outdoor lighting circuits, and similar applications where a fully non-metallic, non-conductive wiring system is required. It is UL listed for direct burial.
This conduit is suited for both commercial and residential installations involving machinery wiring, air conditioning and heating equipment connections, and outdoor lighting runs. Its resistance to ozone, alkaline solutions, acids, and oil makes it appropriate for industrial environments and outdoor service. When paired with compatible non-metallic liquid-tight fittings, it forms a complete nonmetallic, non-conductive system that does not compromise ground integrity. The conduit cuts cleanly and smoothly, reducing installation time in the field.
Designed for use with standard non-metallic liquid-tight conduit fittings at 3/4 inch trade size. Compatible with machinery, HVAC equipment, and outdoor lighting wiring applications where a non-metallic, non-conductive conduit system is specified.
Licensed electricians should install this conduit in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for flexible conduit in wet or outdoor locations. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before making connections. Use listed non-metallic liquid-tight fittings to maintain the liquid-tight rating at terminations. Avoid kinking the conduit at bends, as sharp kinks can restrict wire pulling and reduce conduit service life.
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