Black halogen-free corrugated pipe, 320N resistance, (halogen-free conduit) RIL-PA6-HB-P with pull cord, 16x21, UV resistant /50m/ W1303

Halogen-free corrugated pipe for electrical installations

Corrugated pipe made of polyamide 6 (PA6), designed to protect and guide electrical cables. It is characterized by a high level of fire safety thanks to its self-extinguishing properties and the absence of halogens in its composition, which minimizes the emission of toxic substances during combustion. This is particularly important in places with increased fire safety requirements, such as public facilities or industrial installations. The pipe is available in black, which provides additional protection against UV radiation.

Construction and properties

The pipe with an inner diameter of 16 mm and an outer diameter of 21 mm, has a high compressive strength – up to 320 N. The flexible construction makes installation and routing of cables in hard-to-reach places easier. The version with a pull cord (steel wire) significantly facilitates pulling cables over longer distances, saving the installer time and effort. The pipe material is resistant to oils and many chemicals, which increases its durability and range of applications. The operating temperature range is from -25°C to +120°C, and briefly up to +180°C, allowing it to be used in various environmental conditions.

Application and benefits

The pipe is used in internal and external electrical installations (although direct exposure to sunlight is not recommended), both in residential and industrial construction. It is ideal for protecting cables in places exposed to mechanical damage or chemical influences. The halogen-free material ensures the safety of users and minimizes the risk of toxic gases forming in the event of a fire. Additionally, the pipe complies with directive 2014/35/UE (LVD), which confirms its safety and quality. It is worth mentioning the hygroscopicity of the material – water absorption up to 9%, therefore storage in humid conditions should be avoided.