Hi
I’ve got a flexible plastic conduit coming out of a junction box, where it is terminated with flexible conduit glands. On the other end, a 0.75mm flex cable comes out of it, and goes into a light. The 0.75mm flex is factory fitted to the light, and unfortunately it is not possible to terminate a flexible conduit gland into the light as the hole is too small.
I’m wondering what is the best way to terminate the cable as it comes out of the flexible conduit?
My ideas are to either leave the end completely open and just butt it up as close to the light as possible, OR to fit a flexible conduit gland to the end of the conduit, fit a threaded coupler, and then a standard round cable gland after that, so the entry to the flexible conduit would be completely sealed.
Which do you think is better, or are there other better options?
Thanks for any replies
I’ve got a flexible plastic conduit coming out of a junction box, where it is terminated with flexible conduit glands. On the other end, a 0.75mm flex cable comes out of it, and goes into a light. The 0.75mm flex is factory fitted to the light, and unfortunately it is not possible to terminate a flexible conduit gland into the light as the hole is too small.
I’m wondering what is the best way to terminate the cable as it comes out of the flexible conduit?
My ideas are to either leave the end completely open and just butt it up as close to the light as possible, OR to fit a flexible conduit gland to the end of the conduit, fit a threaded coupler, and then a standard round cable gland after that, so the entry to the flexible conduit would be completely sealed.
Which do you think is better, or are there other better options?
Thanks for any replies