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The SUPERFLEX AZ150 is a 1.5-inch gray liquidtight flexible non-metallic conduit (LFNC) supplied in a 100-foot length. It is designed to protect electrical wiring from moisture, dirt, and physical damage in wet or damp locations. The conduit features a spiral-reinforced construction for flexibility and crush resistance, making it suitable for routing conductors through tight spaces, around obstructions, and in outdoor environments where UV exposure is a concern. Licensed electricians and pool service professionals typically install this conduit in compliance with NEC requirements for wet-location wiring protection.
This conduit is well suited for swimming pool and spa electrical installations, where liquidtight protection is required at equipment connections and underground or exposed runs. It also sees use in agricultural, marine, recreational vehicle, and general industrial wiring applications where flexibility and moisture resistance are priorities. The UV and sunlight resistance makes it a reliable choice for above-grade outdoor runs exposed to direct sun. Installers working on pool equipment pads, pump motors, and control panels commonly specify this style of conduit for final connections.
Designed as a standard liquidtight flexible non-metallic conduit for use with compatible 1.5-inch LFNC fittings and connectors in residential and commercial electrical installations, including swimming pool and spa equipment wiring.
Installation of liquidtight flexible non-metallic conduit must conform to NEC Article 356 governing LFNC wiring methods. Always de-energize the circuit at the panel before making conduit connections or pulling wire. Use only listed LFNC fittings rated for the conduit trade size to maintain the liquidtight integrity of the assembly. Pool and spa wiring must also comply with NEC Article 680 requirements; a licensed electrician should perform or inspect all work in those environments.
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