Corrugated electrical conduit Akssj RKGS20 50 m black, model 444049, 750N with pull wire

Corrugated electrical conduit Akssj RKGS20 in black, 50 m length, rated for 750 N and fitted with an integrated pull wire. The flexible ribbed construction provides mechanical protection for electrical cables while allowing easy bending and routing through walls, ceilings and existing installations. The built‑in pilot wire simplifies cable pulling and reduces the need for additional tools during installation.

Advantages

The conduit combines flexibility and mechanical strength to protect conductors from abrasion and mechanical stress. A 50 m continuous length reduces the number of joints required for long runs. The integrated pull wire enables guided pulling of cables, saving time and minimizing cable damage. The black outer finish offers basic protection against dirt and light exposure during installation and storage.

Suitable for

• Routing and protecting power and control cables in residential buildings
• Commercial wiring runs and renovation projects
• Installations requiring guided cable pulling through walls, ceilings and conduit systems

Key specifications

• Length: 50 m
• Color: black
• Construction: corrugated / ribbed flexible conduit
• Tensile capacity for pulling: 750 N
• Integrated pull wire (pilot) for guided cable installation
• Intended use: protection and routing of electrical cables

How to use

Plan the conduit route and measure the required length, allowing extra for bends and connections. Cut the conduit to length with appropriate tools and deburr the ends if needed. Feed the inner pull wire through the conduit to the far end, attach the cable securely to the pull wire using suitable tape or a mechanical connector, and pull the cable through the conduit while supporting bends to avoid kinking. Use appropriate fittings and grommets where the conduit enters distribution boxes, panels or equipment to ensure secure fastening and strain relief.

Usage recommendations

Store the conduit away from prolonged direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to preserve flexibility. When routing around sharp edges, use protective sleeves or edge protection to avoid cutting the outer corrugation. For safety and code compliance, ensure installations are performed in accordance with local electrical regulations and by qualified personnel when required.