Electrical corrugated conduit Tadpol RK031 (RKGLP 320N) 16/11 mm light gray with pilot, 25 m

Tadpol RK031 (RKGLP 320N) corrugated electrical conduit with an external diameter of 16 mm and internal diameter of 11 mm is a flexible protection solution supplied on a 25 m length in light gray. The conduit features a ribbed construction that enables bending and easy routing through walls, panels and distribution points. An integrated pilot (pull-in line) facilitates faster and more reliable cable threading, reducing installation time for indoor electrical wiring and cable management tasks.

Advantages

This corrugated conduit combines flexibility and mechanical protection in a compact profile suited for light-duty installations. The 16/11 mm dimensions allow routing of multiple small-diameter cables while maintaining separation and protection from abrasion. The included pilot simplifies cable pulling through longer runs and around bends, improving installation efficiency. The light gray color provides a neutral appearance that blends with typical indoor finishes.

Suitable for

• Indoor building wiring and renovation projects
• Cable routing in distribution boxes, panels and false ceilings
• Protecting control, data and low-voltage power cables
• Temporary or permanent installations requiring flexible conduit runs

Key specifications

• External diameter: 16 mm
• Internal diameter: 11 mm
• Length: 25 m
• Color: light gray
• Construction: corrugated, flexible
• Feature: integrated pilot (pull-in line) for cable threading

How to use

Plan the conduit route and cut to the required length with a suitable cutting tool, ensuring clean, square ends. Insert the pilot through the conduit if not already extended, and use it to pull cables through the conduit run. Secure the conduit at regular intervals with appropriate clips or clamps compatible with a 16 mm outer diameter. Use connector fittings or grommets at panel and box entry points to provide strain relief and protect cable insulation from sharp edges.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid sharp kinks and maintain minimum bending radii specified by local wiring standards. Use suitable end fittings when passing the conduit through metal enclosures or at termination points. For data and sensitive control cables, keep power and signal conductors separated where possible and avoid running the conduit near strong interference sources.