What is Dual Listed Conduit?

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What is Dual Listed Conduit? Dual listed conduit and fittings meet Canadian Electrical Code and US National Electrical Code requirements for electrical safety and wiring protection. Since the early 1950s, manufacturers in Canada and the USA needed to sell electrical equipment into both national markets. The manufacturers tried to save money by specifying and buying […]

Where Do You Need Low Smoke and Halogen Free Conduit?

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Due to fumes and toxic gas resulting from fire, thermoplastic covers on flexible, electrical conduit must be low smoke and Halogen free. Movies and TV episodes often show firefighters kitted with breathing apparatus to prevent smoke inhalation, which can weaken and kill first responders. Past experience with electrical fires motivated the development and requirement for […]

Does Your Electrical Installation Need to Pass Safety Inspection?

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Why install conduit that must be replaced if it does not pass safety inspection? Instead, choose and install UL listed conduit and fittings to make sure your wiring protection meets electrical safety code requirements. Make your safety inspector’s job easier by using products that show wiring is protected to national safety standards. The UL and […]

Why Use Low Smoke and Halogen Free Conduit?

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Protect People from Smoke Inhalation Avoid smoke inhalation. This can save your life. Most people do not have personal protection equipment in their homes that firefighters use to prevent smoke inhalation. So, regulations guiding construction and use of electrical equipment include prevention of smoke inhalation. Since November 6, 1896, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) […]

Various uses of fittings in different industries

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In today’s demanding industrial conditions, conduit fittings can have a significant impact on efficiency, safety, costs and reliability. Anamet Electrical Inc. provides a diverse range of conduit fittings designed to meet unique industrial demands. From food and pharmaceuticals to hazardous locations, each sector requires special solutions. Let’s explore conduit fittings for industry, highlighting how SEALTITE® […]

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How Do You Choose a Conduit Jacket?

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You want a safe, liquid tight, flexible and durable electrical conduit? Meeting liquid tight, flexible and durable requirements for electrical conduit is just the start. There are options you may not have considered. These conduit jacket options are now available from ANAMET Electrical, Inc. High flexibilty Temperature resistance Chemical, oil, and corrosion resistance Anti-Static Food Grade […]

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Liquid tight conduit protects wiring in outdoor or underground installations.

How Deep Must Electrical Conduit Be Buried?

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Have you ever wondered how deep an electrical conduit needs to be buried? Or perhaps you’re undertaking a landscaping or construction project and need to know how deep to bury electrical conduit. For safe electrical installation, these are crucial questions. We will provide guidance on how deep electrical conduits must be buried, based on various […]

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A graphic of ANACONDA SEALTITE® llquid tight, flexible conduit has callouts listing EMI/EMP shielding, extreme temperature, comparatively light weight, corrosion resistant, Anti-Static, NEC Class I Div. 2 Hazardous Location, Zero Halogen, NSF food grade and Prolonged UV exposure varieties available from ANAMET Electrical, Inc.

Why are engineers switching to certain types of conduit?

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Engineers focus on delivery of effective design solutions within a budget and schedule. While simple electrical jobs cost only a few hundred dollars, larger installations may be more expensive due to the specific demands, needs or harsh operating conditions where electrical supply must be sustained and protected. National Electrical Code (NEC) changes and new products […]

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What Are Different Types of Flexible Electrical Conduit?

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Different Types of Flexible Electrical Conduit Flexible conduit is described as a raceway for electrical conductors or wiring. Material, assembly and use are described in the NEC. Here are the most common types of flexible electrical conduit. 1. Flexible Metal Conduit (FMC) This type of electrical conduit is lightweight, durable and easy to install. This […]

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SEALTITE® fittings are shown in 90-degree elbow, 45-degree elbow and straight fittings to securely connect liquiid tight ANACONDA SEALTITE® flexible conduit.

Why Use Flexible Conduit Fittings?

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  What Are Flexible Conduit Fittings? Flexible conduit fittings connect conduit to fixtures, machines or junction boxes, providing routing options while protecting wiring. Fittings must meet (Trade) size standards and have quality screw threads, allowing secure connections in confined spaces. Fittings offer a reliable transition between conduit sections, junction boxes or electrical devices. Fittings ensure […]

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