(1 1/2" Dia. x 100 ft, Black) HydroMaxx® Flexible Polyethylene LDPE Non-Split Corrugated Wire Loom Tubing

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I purchased the 1" black version. It is VERY flexible and very light weight in construction, but still durable. IF you are looking for fittings for the 1", a 3/4" heavy wall {rigid pipe} straps fit perfectly, NOT EMT strap. 3/4" Greenfield {looks like a hollow metal spring for pulling wires through} connector works perfectly on the 1" tubing. The strap is snug, but does not deform. The connector fit snug before tightening the screw, yet both fit without a struggle. I tightened the screw on the connector very little. IF you use wire ties, just snug them, pulling too tight will crush/deform the tubing. I ran a fiberglass fish tape through the tubing, [I don't think a metal snake would fish through it easily] and used wire lube on the wires because I pulled 4 #10awg + 2 #12 AWG THHN both stranded and I had 4 -- 90 degree bends in the tubing. DO NOT exceed 4 90's. Make sure the tubing is very secure before you try to pull on the snake or the tubing will move with the snake pull. I am using this as a raceway for my solar panel wires indoors, before they exit my house into conduit. I pulled extra wires so I can add more solar panels in the future if needed and my wire will be there. I wouldn't want to try to push a snake through later with wires inside it. The fiberglass snake went through pretty easily, while empty. I would buy again for low voltage wiring applications.

Works well great price

Great product. Excellent price and easily installed. Used 200 feet to protect various low voltage cables. Cables pushed through without fishing. Highly recommended.

Great!

I ordered the 2" version. I was planning on using this in place of rigid pvc conduit in order to go through web truss and have a way to pull hdmi (and other cables) in and out as technologies change. There were 2 issues:1. ID of the "conduit" was more than a 1/4" smaller than the chart listed on the description.2. This thing is paper thin. I could read through at least 2 of the walls. Waxed pull chord with lubricant would rip through this like wet paper. No way is this going to hold up to pulling an HDMI or category cable through.I am returning the item.

I used this for running low voltage cables through in a new construction environment to help protect the cabling. It worked well for the most part. Pulling the cables through this with a pull string over a 30-40' run was challenging. Since there are ridges on the inside as well as the outside, the cables would get snagged every so often. Also because the the tubing is highly flexible, the tubing would bunch up at times when trying to pull cables through. Otherwise it worked well for my purpose. So if you're looking to use this as I did be aware there will be be some aggravation getting cables through it, but for the price, it can't be beat.

I used this to install structured network cable in the attic. This flex wire loom is well priced but comes with a few downsides:It is a lot less sturdy than I hoped.There are limited attachments/connectors supporting this wire loom to connect to conduit - compared to Carlon products.And lastly I would recommend to always size up - I had used 3/4in and it comes a bit smaller than regular 3/4in conduit. So next time I would go with 1in just to ease the pull of the cables through the wire loom.

Awesome, thanks