SoliFlex Flexible Conduit Outdoor Cable Contractor Pack IP40-10M Coil - Underground Burial, External Trunking, Electrical Ducting, Hose Pipe Wire Protection. w/Fittings - 10 Glands and Locknuts (M20)

Exactly what we needed, strong & flexible. Hubby found getting the cable through the full 10 meters almost impossible due to the rigidity of the cable, so cut & joined with a connector at the 5 meter mark. Job done & very happy

Excellent quality 10m + glands for electrical boxes for a great price.Just what I need to run a cable outside with protection.

good solid conduit but springs back every time you unroll it, makes it difficult to work with because you cannot straighten it out at all, just returns to where it was, grommets are a good addition though and work well

The SoliFlex Flexible Conduit Contractor Pack is a reliable solution for safeguarding your cables and wires in a variety of outdoor applications. Here's why it's a solid choice:Flexible and Durable: This conduit is designed to withstand outdoor conditions, providing a protective layer for your cables, wires, or hoses.Complete Package: The contractor pack includes a 10-meter coil of conduit, 10 glands, and 10 locknuts, ensuring you have everything you need for a hassle-free installation.IP40 Protection: With an IP40 rating, this conduit offers effective protection against dust and water ingress.Versatile Use: It's suitable for underground burial, external trunking, electrical ducting, and hose pipe wire protection, making it a versatile choice for various applications.M20 Size: The M20 size is a common and versatile choice for cable management.In summary, the SoliFlex Flexible Conduit Contractor Pack is a reliable choice for protecting your cables in outdoor settings. While it excels in durability and versatility, the four-star rating reflects that it provides expected features without introducing groundbreaking innovations. It is recommended for contractors and DIY enthusiasts looking for a comprehensive conduit solution.

Straight forward and easy to use cable protection. Tips for those struggling to get a cable through.Do this BEFORE burying or mounting it in final position.1. 10mm drill bit, tie builders string ( the smooth nylon stuff, not garden or parcel string) around it at the fluted end, making sure it is long enough to have a good meter or so coming out of each end of the conduit.2. Drop this in one end and wiggle / waggle it through until it drops out the other.3. Tie that end around something solid ish (I used a wheelbarrow filled with dirt)4. Straighten out the conduit along its full length as far as possible.5. Tie your wire to end of the loose bit of string AND WRAP IN TAPE SO THERE ARE NO SNAGS!6. Pull the conduit back over the wire until the end tied to the string pops out the other end.7. Tape your wire securely to the outside edge of the conduit before moving it, otherwise the wire may get pulled inside, cut off the string.8. Bury or mount the conduit as you see fitJob done 👍

To future proof any internet supply to my home, ahead of having a driveway widened. I installed it between the connection point at the boundary to my home, dug it into the ground to a suitable depth and then to the front of my house, having first fished a drawer cord through (which was simple enough my using a vacuum cleaner. East to cut and more terminating glands than required.(BTW - I could have sworn I'd already reviewed this item.)

While this is marketed as ‘M20’ in size the actual outside diameter of the trunking is 21mm so bear this in mind when buying clips to attach this to a surface. 20mm clips will NOT work. Plastic is quite brittle but otherwise ok.

High quality product, very easy to install the connectors as they are push fit to the conduit, thus allowing some freedom to tighten into the connector box.