3/4 Inch 25ft Electrical Conduit Kit UL Certification,Flexible Non Metallic Liquid Tight Electrical Conduit,Flexible Metallic Conduit with 5 Straight and 3 90-Degree Conduit Connector Fittings

Great product

Very good, it has all needed . 1/2 inch is enough

What a deal real good quality

Worked as expected. I did need to pull the flex pipe into a straight line, in order to get the Romex to slide through more easily.

This is water tight conduit. While there isn't much more to say about it, I can add some comments. After I cut my trench, laying it was easy. Even at 45°Fit was quite flexible. That was very important, because some of the stuff can be rather stiff and difficult to unroll. As for being able to pull line, think ahead and buy some wire lube. Even while using copious amounts of it, my first 2 attempts failed while using some pull string as the string kept snapping. I ended up using some wire rope that had been laying around the yard. At least this time I laid it out first and only had to cut out 4'.I have to say thought, the included connectors is what gave this the real value. I didn't have make a run to the local hardware store to pick up something I forgot, which happens routinely. What I liked most is that my run was continuous, as in there were not mid run cuts, unlike the big spool of smaller conduit I had bought.After using this, I know exactly what I will buy the next time, and it will be more of the same.

Primary issue I had was getting wiring (15 amp three conductor rubber coated) through flexible conduit (1/2"), especially longer section lengths (>15'), I used a 25' fish tape but even that barely managed the longer sections due to difficulty in getting it through the conduit (I originally just tried to push the wiring through conduit but got stuck due to internal friction with only 6-8' penetration). Junction box adaptors worked well with little or no problems.

Arrived quickly and matched the product description.Used to make the generator connection into my power panel. Needed this to hold 6AWG wire (to support a 10KW generator output through a 50AMP breaker at the panel). It was a challenge to get the four wire strands through the conduit. What worked was using a shop vac with fishing line and a piece of foam rubber. Got the fishing line through the conduit, pulled a rope back through the conduit with the fishing line, then secured the rope to the end of the wires, and pulled them through with a little help from my friend Dawn (dish detergent). Two people doing a push/pull worked well.

I used this to run 6 awg wire for my EV charger installation. All the parks worked great with my junction boxes and the conduit was easy to install and cut to fit. It was a bit stiff, but that was to be expected with such a large size. Installing the wire was easy enough and after 6 months I've seen no signs of damage with outdoor installation.