What is an electric line?
Electric pipe is a type of pipes or pipes used to protect the electrical cabling. These pipes can be made as standard water pipes through walls or ceilings of the structure, and the wire then stretches the pipes using strings or special tools. Many building regulations require suppliers to use electrical lines in the construction or renovation of the house, although the type and design of the pipeline may vary according to the location. In general, the electrical lines help protect the wires from damage and reduce the risk of fire in the building. The rigid pipe includes a material similar to the pipe that is difficult to bend, yet offers a high level of wire protection inside. Steel or plastic pipes represent some of the most popular options, with stainless steel used to reduce damage in corrosive or moisture of a susceptible environment. The connection that must be buried underground often requirespecial clay pipes that can hold harsh conditions for a long time. This leadership, known aso Greenfield or Flex Cable is easy to bend around obstacles inside the cavity or ceiling. It consists of steel, aluminum or copper pipes that bend like links in the string. Although this type of electric pipe is comfortable, it is generally much smaller than a rigid pipe and is able to carry fewer wires.
The lengths of the electrical pipes can be connected together by means of special bonds or fittings. The elbows bent at the angle are used to connect the pipe in the corner or along the joint between the walls and the ceiling. Short lengths of pipe known as nipples can be used to extend the pipe length to achieve a connecting box or accessories.
One of the advantages of using the electrical lines is the high level of protection provides electrical wiring. The wires are protected from moisture, chemicals and even pests that can chew cabling and cause shortage. CONDUIT also makes it easy to add or deleteLater wires, with minimal damage to the surrounding surfaces.
The buyer should also be aware of the potential restrictions and disadvantages of using electric pipes rather than simply run exposed wires. The rigid pipes can be difficult to bend, which makes it difficult and time consuming to install these pipes in some areas. Electric pipes can also increase the cost of the project and in many residential environments is generally considered too expensive. Finally, the conduction can disrupt the natural ability of the conductor to distract heat. As a result, it is decisive for the installer to carefully use management based on local codes and industry standards to minimize the risk of overheating or fires.