Corrugated Conduit AKS RKGL 25, 50 m, grey, 320 N tensile strength, with pilot wire

Corrugated conduit AKS RKGL 25 is a 50 m length of grey flexible protective tubing with an integrated pilot wire and a rated tensile strength of 320 N. It is designed to guide and protect electrical cables in residential and commercial installations, enabling easier cable pulling through walls, conduits and service routes. The product is intended for indoor and covered outdoor applications where mechanical protection and organized cable routing are required.

Advantages

The corrugated construction provides flexibility for routing around bends while maintaining mechanical protection for contained conductors. An integrated pilot wire simplifies cable installation by allowing a pull line to be attached and guided through long runs. The 50 m coil length reduces the number of joints for longer runs, and the specified tensile strength of 320 N gives a measurable limit for safe pulling forces during installation.

Suitable for

• Routing and protecting electrical cables in residential wiring
• Commercial installations where flexible conduit is needed
• Indoor and covered outdoor cable runs
• Cable pulling through walls, ceilings and service chases

Key specifications

• Inner diameter size class: 25 mm nominal
• Length: 50 m
• Color: grey
• Integrated pilot wire for cable pulling
• Tensile strength during pulling: 320 N
• Construction: corrugated flexible tubing
• Recommended application: indoor and covered outdoor use

How to use

Measure and cut the required length of the corrugated conduit with a suitable cutting tool, ensuring clean, square ends to ease termination. Use the integrated pilot wire to pull new cables through the conduit: attach the cable securely to the pilot wire, feed the wire through the run, and pull the cable while guiding the conduit at bends to avoid sharp kinks. Secure the conduit at regular intervals with appropriate clamps or fixings and protect termination points with suitable glands or connectors to maintain mechanical protection and prevent abrasion.

Usage recommendations

Do not exceed the specified pulling force of 320 N when installing cables; use a pulling tension gauge if necessary. Avoid exposing the conduit to direct sunlight or unprotected outdoor environments unless additional UV protection is provided. For installations subject to water ingress or heavy mechanical stress, select appropriate sealing methods and consider alternative conduit rated for those conditions.