Features

• Adaptaflex Steel Type S - Flexible Galvanised Conduit. Adaptaflex steel type S, helically wound, galvanised steel conduit works well in high temperatures and where high mechanical strength is needed. This type of conduit has been created and designed to a high quality standard, offering reliability and durability. Features and Benefits. Features high flexibility, with a minimum b*** radius of 45mm. Conduit cable management systems are increasingly needing to feature a low fire hazard specification in cable applications, they are a great solution for ****ing to protect personnel and property. This type of galvanised flexible conduit is inherently a (LFH) low fire hazard product. Has a low IP40 rating, this is the international protection rating which shows that the conduit is protected from tools and small wires that are greater than 1mm (dust) but is not protected from liquids. Made up from galvanised steel, this type of material is steel that has had a layer of zinc coating. Giving the conduit added protection from rust, a longer life and enables a better resistance to mechanical damage. Features a Tensile Strength 1000N and a Compression Strength 1500N/50mm. -50 °C → +300 °C static, -45 °C → 250 °C moving High UV Protection and Fatigue Life EC001179 - Protective metallic hose. Typical Applications. Underfloor wiring, such as computers or floor boxes Halogen free areas Airports, hospitals, public buildings Indoors / Outdoors Light Industrial Commercially buildings Industrial buildings. What does LFH mean?. LFH stands for L ow F ire H azard, to break this definition down further, this type of conduit is highly flame retardant which means that it can contribute to the prevention of a fire or limit the development of one starting. Through having the LFH specification, this electrical conduit has low smoke emissions which ****s if there was a fire, allowing personnel to see their way through to an exit or to escape the fire. LFH also means that the conduit has low toxicity, and is halogen free which removes halogen acid gas emission.