Liquatite® 27105 LA/LT 17 GRY 2 1/2" 27
Liquidtight Flexible Metal Conduit (LFMC)
168931
MFG #: LA17-GRY-2-1/2-275FT
Liquatite®
1391.79000
/ ft
- Bend Radius: 8 in
- Catalog Number: LA17-GRY-2-1/2-275FT
- Color: Gray
- Country of Origin: USA
- Finish: Hot Dipped Galvanized
- Gross Weight Per Pack: 192.0000 lb
- Material Composition: http://www.electriflex.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Letter_of_RoHS_Conformance.pdf
- Standards: ARRA CompliantBuy American Act CompliantRoHS CompliantWEEE CompliantUL File No. E29278UL-360CSA File No. LL18858CSA 22.2 No. 56/CE BS EN IEC 61386
- Temperature Rating: -30 to 80 °C
- Type: Type LA-17
- UNSPSC: 39131706
- UPC 11: 78267327105
- UPC 12: 78267327105
- Voltage Rating: 1000 VAC
- Stock Status: NORMALLY STOCKED
- Brand: Liquatite®
- Manufacturer: Electri-Flex Company
- Inside Diameter: 2.48 to 2.505 in
- Length: 275 ft Reel
- Material: Steel
- Outside Diameter: 2.84 to 2.875 in
- Trade Size: 2-1/2 in
UL CSA Liquidtight FLX Gray 2-1/2 275FT
- Catalog URL - IDW_DOCUMENT_9e5004ab33fe09e9383c222862c0e4e463713d3ea4bf684ef3bd3ca6e35753f5.pdf(Catalog URL)
- http://www.electriflex.com/(Seller Home Page URL)
- Material Composition - Letter_of_RoHS_Conformance.pdf(Material Composition)
- ROHS Compliance URL(ROHS Compliance URL)
- Safety Data Sheet URL - MSDS-OSHA-Letter-16.pdf(Safety Data Sheet URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - Type-LA-Flexible-Metal-Conduit-_-Electri-Flex-1.pdf(Spec Sheet URL)
- Video - https://youtube.com/embed/FjjUfbXs-O0?t=1537(Video)
- Warranty URL - Warranty-Statement-2015.pdf(Warranty URL)
- Features
| A flexible steel conduit offers outstanding protection against wet, oily conditions and is permitted for use in exposed or concealed locations |
| The flexible inner core is made from a spiral wound strip of heavy gauge, corrosion resistant, hot dipped galvanized steel |
| The 1-1/2 through 4 in trade sizes are designed with a fully interlocked strip |
| The liquidtight jacketing material is of a high quality, rugged, flame retardant flexible PVC compound that resists oils, mild acids and exposure to sunlight |