The 20mm x 30m gray flexible conduit is the ideal solution for ensuring optimal and long-lasting protection in low-voltage electrical installations. Specifically designed for routing and protecting electrical wiring in both new construction and renovations, this corrugated conduit offers great versatility for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Its flexible structure allows it to easily adapt to corners, suspended ceilings, and walls, facilitating the professional's work and ensuring clean and safe cable routing.

Made from high-quality thermoplastic materials, this electrical conduit stands out for its excellent crush and tensile strength, protecting conductors from external agents such as moisture, dust, and accidental damage. With an outer diameter of 20 millimeters and a convenient 30-meter roll, it provides the perfect length for a wide variety of indoor or outdoor applications within conduit, meeting the required safety standards in the electrical sector.

Main Features

• Product type: Flexible corrugated conduit for electrical installations.


• Gray.


• Outer diameter: 20 mm.


• Roll length: 30 meters.


• Product reference: B10910802.


• Material resistant to torsion and moderate crushing.


• It facilitates the sliding of the wiring inside during installation.


• Suitable for embedding in walls, partitions and placing in false ceilings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this flexible tubing suitable for outdoor installations?

It is designed primarily for indoor installations, either recessed into walls or surface-mounted. If used outdoors, it is recommended that it be protected within conduits or covered to prevent prolonged exposure to ultraviolet rays.

What type of cables can be inserted into this 20 mm tube?

Its 20 mm diameter is compatible with most single-wire electrical cables and hoses for domestic and commercial use, allowing several conductors to pass through according to current regulations regarding section and pipe occupancy.

Is it easy to cut to the desired size?

Yes, it can be easily cut using common manual cutting tools found on construction sites, such as electrician's scissors or a utility knife, precisely adapting to the meters required for each section of the installation.