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Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits

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  • #31 11908285
    januszbe
    Level 19  
    I read, I read about these passes and .... I still have no idea why the people are adding robots. When it comes to increasing the cost of implementation, it is OK, the spread is 17 euro for 200 running meters, the conduit has a price, the location is also not free. For such a job, you have to pay 12,000. The investor is happy because he has nice pellets flooded with concrete :) . And you can not just lay the wires under the walls, if there are passages, then a metal trough of 1 meter should be mounted with two expansion pins ???
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  • #32 11908311
    Łukasz-O
    Admin of electroenergetics
    Do you mean such performance?
    Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits
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  • #33 11908377
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    Or such? :

    Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits Straightening a Haupa Perlon Pilot for Cable Threading in Conduits
  • #34 11908379
    wada

    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    For several years I have been using "Super Glidex" for lubrication. available for purchase at any plumbing store.

    And recently I helped electricians who for two days were combining how to pull the wires into the blue ?32mm underground conduit buried a year and a half ago between the building and over 40m away by the fence. There was some water in the conduit, and the wire in it rusted and additionally blocked the pushing with its shreds.
    Wires 5x1.5mm + 3x2.5mm + twisted net. Electricians wanted to dismantle the road and the parking lot from the puzzle and devastate the flower bed, there were many bends on the way.
    But the vacuum cleaner and construction cord with a piece of cloth pulled in in a matter of seconds, the soft construction cord was hauled in and it took that cable nightmare - but three hours in all - mostly talked about with stubborn backward electricians - and the wires were in place.
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  • #35 11908387
    elpapiotr
    Electrician specialist
    And other stubborn electrics use cables to the ground, not wires.
  • #36 11908477
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
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  • #37 11909396
    Anonymous
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  • #38 11910017
    bulbulatrix
    Level 12  
    Can I ask you to develop the topic "one conduit, one wire"?

    precisely because I will be dragging the LAN next to the TV, it intrigues me a lot. It is between choosing a flexible UTP line and a thicker, less flexible, more difficult to thread, more expensive, etc. shielded FTP cable.

    I will add that the PCV?25 conduit but I do not know the parameters of the already installed RG / YWDX
  • #39 11910245
    TWK
    Electrician specialist
    wada wrote:
    blue underground conduit ?32mm
    It's not a conduit anymore, it's a casing pipe.

    Anyone have an idea how to pull wires to Bergman tubes? I used to solder, but they got stuck in the corners of the apartments (wall-to-wall or wall-to-ceiling) and had to break them apart (outside this place it stretched very well).

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenges of straightening a Haupa Perlon pilot for threading cables through conduits with multiple bends. Users share various methods to facilitate the insertion of the pilot, including using lubrication (such as dishwashing liquid or talcum powder), employing a vacuum cleaner to pull a string through the conduit, and utilizing a steel pilot for better maneuverability. The importance of conduit diameter and bend radius is emphasized, with suggestions to avoid sharp angles to reduce friction. Several users report success after applying these techniques, highlighting the need for teamwork and proper tools to navigate the bends effectively.
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