Corrugated PVC pipe PAWBOL 6161A-25P, light type 320N, with pilot, 25 m, white is a flexible PVC conduit supplied as a 25-metre roll. The product is intended to protect and route electrical and communication cables in installations and retrofits. Its corrugated construction provides bendability while retaining mechanical protection appropriate for light-duty applications where a white, unobtrusive finish is required. The included pilot inside the duct simplifies cable pulling during installation.
Advantages
The corrugated PVC construction combines flexibility with resistance to crushing up to the rated 320 N class, allowing easier routing around corners and through confined spaces. Being a light-type conduit, it is low in weight for handling and transport. The integrated pilot reduces installation time and effort by guiding cables through the tube, and the white finish provides a neutral appearance suitable for visible runs in residential and commercial environments.
Suitable for
- Protecting electrical wiring in renovation and new-build projects
- Routing communication and data cables in interiors
- Light mechanical protection in conduit runs, behind walls or under floors
- Temporary installations and cable management where easy handling is required
Key specifications
- Material: PVC (corrugated)
- Length: 25 m roll
- Type: light type, flexible corrugated conduit
- Crush resistance class: 320 N
- Color: white
- Includes internal pilot for cable pulling
How to use
Measure and cut the required length of the corrugated PVC pipe, using appropriate cutting tools to obtain a clean edge. Route the conduit along the planned run, fixing it at recommended intervals with compatible clamps or straps to prevent sagging. Use the built-in pilot to pull cables through the conduit; if necessary, attach the cable to the pilot or use a draw tape through the pilot for longer routes. Terminate the conduit into junction boxes or fittings designed for corrugated ducts, ensuring secure and protected transitions.
Usage recommendations
For best results, avoid exposing the conduit to prolonged direct sunlight or temperatures outside the PVC material's rated range. Secure the pipe at regular intervals (manufacturer-recommended spacing) to maintain alignment and avoid mechanical strain on cables. Use appropriate connectors and grommets where the conduit passes through walls or enclosures to prevent abrasion of conductors.
