Sealproof 1-Inch Flexible Non-metallic Liquid-Tight Electrical Conduit Type B, UL Listed, 1" Dia, 50 Feet

Excellent conduit and listed for direct burial. Used for added underground protection for Gasflex gas piping. I purchased the 1inch size conduit and the 3/4" Gasflex piping and using Super Lube 80320 Super Pull lubricant I was able to feed the gas piping into the conduit. The best part is that this conduit will accept the use of PVC conduit cement. I used the Oatey Gray Heavy-Duty Fast Set PVC Cement as the conduit has a loose fitting when glueing the rigid conduit fittings. Once the PVC cement was applied the fitting were rock solid after a couple of minutes. The conduit is nice since the inside walls are smooth allowing for easy wire and or tubing to be pulled. Over-all and excellent conduit.

Recently I had to install a portable generator’s transfer switch. The location of the main breaker box made it a challenge to use the conventional PVC connectors. In addition the transfer switch came with a very short piece of 1” flexible conduit. Went to the local home center and after looking at the price for the flexible 1” conduit I decided to check at Amazon suppliers and found this seller. I placed tue purchase order. The product is as advertised. High quality craftsmanship. Very functional and easy to use. I was able to properly connect the transfer switch to the main breakers box. Prior to take on this project myself I did request an estimate from two local electricians and they quoted me $1200. I am very pleased with the final outcome. Now I have plenty of flexible conduit left to replace an aluminum conduit that is now rusty. I did save a significant amount of money. I highly recommend this product as well as the seller.

I did an install on an ocean front property atop a roof. Waterproofing was high priority. I installed boxes at several locations to assist with distribution and pulls of 6 cables. My main mistake was although the conduit was flexible, pulling cables through bends was very difficult. I should have installed a pull box at every angle throughout the path. I do a plethora of network tasks, so cabling is yet another skill to develop. NET+ study for months, and pass an exam, and I'm crawling through attics... yay!

Had the right look and feel…dimensions were good…third party fittings fit properly. If it holds up in the long run then it’s a 5.

Nice thick conduit that bends easily to conform to the trench. I suggest fishing your wire through when it is straightened out and then dropping it into the trench if you have a long run. The conduit is about .010 inch smaller than rigid pvc but I successfully glued it into my electrical fittings with pvc cement and you can't pull it out with a tractor. This saves money for the high priced liquid tight fittings and makes a cleaner, non bulky connection.