Cable conduit EUROLITE Leer-Rohr 10×10 mm turquoise, 2 m

EUROLITE Leer-Rohr 10×10 mm turquoise, 2 m is a compact cable conduit designed for routing and protecting small-diameter cables and wires. The 10×10 mm internal profile provides a narrow channel suitable for light electrical, AV and low-voltage cabling. The conduit is supplied as a 2 meter length in a turquoise finish, intended to organize wiring runs, reduce abrasion of insulation and present a tidier installation in residential or professional environments.

Advantages

The rigid profile and consistent internal dimensions make the conduit easy to route along walls, skirting boards or inside furniture, while the smooth internal surface reduces friction when pulling cables. Its compact 10×10 mm cross-section is space-efficient and appropriate where larger trunking would be excessive. The turquoise colour offers a visible, distinctive finish for installations where identification or colour-coding of cable runs is useful.

Suitable for

• Routing and protecting low-voltage power and control cables
• AV and signal cable runs in small installations
• Neat wiring along skirting boards, inside cabinets or behind equipment
• Colour-coded cable management and short patch runs

Key specifications

• Internal profile: 10 × 10 mm
• Length: 2 m
• Material: rigid plastic conduit (smooth internal surface)
• Colour: turquoise
• Cross-section: compact, rectangular channel for small-diameter cables

How to use

Measure and mark the required run length, then cut the conduit to size with a fine-toothed saw or plastic cutter ensuring square ends. Fix the conduit along the route using appropriate clips, adhesive or screws depending on the mounting surface and local regulations. Feed cables through the conduit either before mounting or via accessible ends; use a fish tape or pull string for multiple or longer runs. Leave service loops where needed and ensure terminations comply with device and electrical installation standards.

Usage recommendations

Use the conduit for low-voltage and signal cables only; avoid mains power conductors unless local regulations and installation practices explicitly permit such use. When multiple cables are routed together, avoid tightly packing the channel to reduce heat buildup and make future maintenance easier. Match fixings and sealants to the mounting surface and environment to ensure a secure, durable installation.