What is the trade name for liquid tight non metallic conduit?

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Originally invented by Anaconda in 1947, Sealtite® is the Trade name for flexible, liquid-tight conduit. It can be found in applications as mundane as an air conditioning whip all the way to nuclear power plants. In its many forms, it is essentially a flexible metal core (much like Greenfield) covered by a moisture resistant covering. The typical construction for general use in electrical construction is a crush resistant core made from high-grade galvanized steel with smooth bore for easy wire fishing. The PVC jacket covers the core to provide protection from moisture, dirt, and abrasion. This product can also be ordered in a low smoke, low toxic version for Transit Authority work.

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MiElectrician said:

Could they think one is non metallic?

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They probably think "sealtite" is LFNC, and "liquidtight" is LFMC, in spite of the fact that Anamet calls both product lines "sealtite".

Indeed, the person specifying your conduits needs to stick to NEC designations, and avoid specifying with trade slang. If you can't do a web search on a term that specifies a product (or category of products) and find exactly what is being specified, then use a different term.

They probably think "sealtite" is LFNC, and "liquidtight" is LFMC, in spite of the fact that Anamet calls both product lines "sealtite".Indeed, the person specifying your conduits needs to stick to NEC designations, and avoid specifying with trade slang. If you can't do a web search on a term that specifies a product (or category of products) and find exactly what is being specified, then use a different term.

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