Vezetékcsövek

Vezetékcsövek, commonly known as conduits, are protective tubes used in electrical installations to safeguard electrical wires and cables. They serve as a physical barrier against damage from impact, moisture, and other environmental factors, ensuring the safety and longevity of the electrical system.

There are several types of vezetékcsövek, each designed for specific applications. Metal conduits, typically made of steel or aluminum, offer superior protection against physical damage and electromagnetic interference. They are often used in industrial settings or areas where high durability is required. Plastic conduits, such as PVC or flexible non-metallic conduit (FNMC), are lighter, more flexible, and resistant to corrosion. They are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings for their ease of installation and cost-effectiveness.

The installation of vezetékcsövek involves running the tubes along walls, ceilings, or underground, and then pulling the electrical wires through them. Fittings such as couplings, elbows, and junction boxes are used to connect different sections of conduit and to make turns or branch off the wiring system. The selection of the appropriate conduit type and size depends on factors like the number and type of wires, the environment, and local electrical codes. Proper installation is crucial for maintaining the protective integrity of the conduit system and ensuring safe electrical operation.