Cable pulling device electro base ROD-11mm-300m — fiberglass rod 11 mm diameter, 300 m length

Cable pulling device electro base ROD-11mm-300m — fiberglass rod 11 mm diameter, 300 m length is a continuous fiberglass push rod designed for guiding and installing cables in conduits, ducts and trenches. The rod is lightweight and non-conductive, enabling electricians and telecom installers to reach long runs while reducing the need for repeated jointing. Its diameter and length provide a balance between flexibility and pushability for navigating bends and long distances.

Advantages

The fiberglass construction delivers electrical insulation and corrosion resistance while keeping the weight manageable for prolonged use. With an 11 mm diameter the rod offers sufficient stiffness to push through ducts and pull draw tapes without excessive buckling. A continuous 300 m length reduces the number of couplings required on long routes, saving time during installation and minimizing signal or cable handling points.

Suitable for

• Running electrical or telecom cables through conduits and ducts
• Threading draw tapes or pull cords over long distances
• Accessing underground trays, trenches, and service tunnels
• Working in confined spaces where non-conductive tools are required

Key specifications

• Material: fiberglass rod
• Nominal diameter: 11 mm
• Total length: 300 m
• Construction: continuous/solid push rod design
• Electrical property: non-conductive/insulating
• Weight: lightweight construction for handheld use

How to use

Insert the leading end of the fiberglass rod into the entry of the conduit or duct and feed it forward by pushing while maintaining steady axial pressure. If obstacles or bends are encountered, advance slowly and apply gentle rotation to help the rod navigate turns. Attach a draw tape or pull cord to the rod’s end using an appropriate connector, then pull the cable back through the conduit while guiding the rod. For retrieval, withdraw the rod carefully, keeping it relatively straight to avoid kinking.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment and inspect the rod for visible damage before use. Avoid exposing the fiberglass rod to open flame or aggressive chemicals. Use non-conductive gloves when working near live electrical systems and do not rely on the rod as a live-line tool. Store the rod coiled or on a suitable reel to prevent permanent deformation and keep it dry to preserve mechanical properties.