Adaptaflex Swivel, Conduit Fitting, 20mm Nominal Size, M20, Brass, Silver IP54 rating

Has a fixed external thread and is for insertion into knockouts using a locknut (not included).

Has a two part construction without seals. When it is inserted into an enclosure or knockout and fully tightened, the fittings will still swivel 360°. Please note however, that this design is still not intended to be used on applications that are constantly moving. It is still intended as a ’swivel to fit’ product only.

For locking conduit into plain holes in enclosures.

Has a three part construction with additional face seals that allow it to achieve an IP65 fitting. When it is inserted into an enclosure or knockout and fully tightened the fittings do not swivel at all, meaning it is a true ’swivel to fit’ product only.

Only PG7 fittings are supplied with locknuts.

Use this conduit fitting from Adaptaflex to join cable conduits together or attach them to electrical boxes. It helps protect and route electrical and data wires in commercial, residential and industrial buildings. The swivel fitting turns in a full circle, which gives you greater flexibility when installing your wiring system. For the optimal flow of electricity, the connector is made from conductive brass. Its nickel-plated brass finish provides longevity in harsh environments. As this material also resists corrosion, it's suitable for use in moist or humid conditions.

• IP54 (ingress protection) rated to be dust-tight and protected against low-pressure water sprays
• Wide operating temperature range of -45°C to +250°C, so suitable for extreme conditions
• Resists chemicals and solvents for improved versatility

• Construction industry
• Lighting and security systems
• Mining and minerals proecessing

Cable conduits are tubes used to protect and route bundles of electrical cable and wiring. They help make installing electrical systems easier and also keep your wires neat and tidy. These long round tubes come in various diameters and materials and are flexible or rigid, depending on where and how they're installed.