Cable conduit tube EUROLITE Leer-Rohr 10×10 mm green, length 2 m

EUROLITE Leer-Rohr 10×10 mm green, length 2 m is a slim cable conduit tube designed to route and protect small cables and wires. With internal dimensions of 10×10 mm and a 2-meter length, this green conduit provides a visible, compact channel for organizing signal leads, control cables and lightweight power cords in stage, studio or general installation environments where a narrow profile is required.

Advantages

The conduit offers a straightforward, space-saving solution for cable routing that combines visibility with mechanical protection. Its 10×10 mm internal cross-section accommodates multiple small conductors while minimizing bulk. The 2 m length reduces the number of joints required and simplifies installation. The green color improves cable identification in multi-run installations and environments where color coding is used.

Suitable for

• Routing small audio and signal cables on stage and in studios
• Protecting control and data lines in compact installations
• Color-coded cable runs in temporary event setups
• Neat wiring in cabinets, consoles and behind equipment racks

Key specifications

• Internal dimensions: 10 × 10 mm
• Length: 2 m
• Color: green
• Profile: slim rectangular conduit
• Material: flexible plastic (suitable for light mechanical protection and routing)

How to use

Measure and cut the conduit to the required length using appropriate cutting tools for plastic. Feed cables through the conduit before final positioning, or route the conduit along the intended path and pull cables through once secured. Fix the tube with suitable clips or adhesive mounts at regular intervals to prevent sagging and provide strain relief at connector points. Avoid forcing large-diameter cables into the 10×10 mm channel; plan cable bundles accordingly to prevent damage to insulation.

Usage recommendations

Use the conduit for low-flexibility cable routing where light mechanical protection and clear visual identification are needed. For high-current power cables or thick multi-core cables, choose a larger diameter conduit. Inspect the conduit after installation to ensure clips and terminations maintain strain relief and that cables move freely within the channel.