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When it comes to projects involving outdoor electrical systems, uPVC conduits have emerged as the go-to option for protecting wiring and cables. While pre-galvanised steel is unsuitable for outdoor use, as per A653/A65306a, BS EN 10142 & BS EN 10143 recommend it only for indoor commercial applications and not industrial or outdoor environments. As such, it is better to opt for uPVC conduits instead, and below are the advantages that make them the better choice. An Overview of uPVC Polyvinyl chloride, or PVC, is the most widely produced synthetic polymer. Plasticisers are added in the manufacturing of PVC to increase its flexibility,...

Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride, or uPVC, is a highly popular material made from the combination of plastic in vinyl to create all sorts of strong and rigid parts, notably pipes, doors, windows, and so on. These pipes find use in various applications, the two most popular being underground drainage systems and electrical conduits. But while plumbing uPVC and electrical conduit uPVC are created from the same plastic material, that does not mean they are equal in every aspect, nor should they be used interchangeably. Each should only be used for the purposes they were designed for to avoid suboptimal performance or more...