Thomas Betts 15007-100 Flexible Liquidtight Conduit 3/4 in

Product Description

The THOMAS BETTS 15007-100 is a flexible liquidtight conduit designed to protect electrical wiring in wet, damp, and oily environments. Constructed from gray polyvinylchloride (PVC), this conduit delivers a watertight seal around conductors while remaining flexible enough to route through tight bends and irregular pathways. It ships as a 100-foot coil with a 3/4-inch trade size, an inside diameter of 0.825 inches, and an outside diameter of 1.04 inches. Electricians use this conduit in commercial, industrial, and residential installations where rigid conduit is impractical and liquid ingress is a concern.

This conduit is suited for runs connecting motors, pumps, HVAC equipment, and other machinery where vibration or movement makes rigid conduit a poor fit. The PVC construction resists moisture, mild chemicals, and corrosion, making it appropriate for exterior equipment connections, mechanical rooms, and wet utility areas. The 100-foot continuous length reduces the number of couplings needed on longer runs, which helps maintain the liquidtight integrity of the assembly. Installation follows NEC Article 356 requirements for Liquidtight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit (LFNC).

Key Features

• 3/4-inch trade size with 0.825-inch inside diameter for standard conductor fill
• 1.04-inch outside diameter for compatibility with standard liquidtight fittings
• 100-foot coil length minimizes couplings on extended runs
• PVC body resists moisture, corrosion, and mild chemical exposure
• Flexible construction routes through bends and around equipment without kinking
• Gray color for standard identification in commercial and industrial applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation conduit compatible with standard 3/4-inch trade size liquidtight fittings and connectors used in LFNC electrical conduit systems.

Installation Notes

Installation of liquidtight flexible nonmetallic conduit must comply with NEC Article 356 and any applicable local codes. De-energize all circuits before cutting or terminating conduit runs. Use a conduit cutter or fine-tooth saw for clean, square cuts, and secure both ends with listed liquidtight fittings torqued to the fitting manufacturer's specification. Do not exceed the minimum bend radius recommended for the trade size, as over-bending can restrict conductor pull and compromise the watertight seal.