Will this cable fit in a 1" conduit?
1123241
The widest point of the head is just under 3/4 inch, so it should fit a 1" conduit, Its a great cable
1123242
The connectors are 3/4" wide, so I would say yes it shouldn't be a problem.
1123243
Dear Customer, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI Cable. The port (cable end) measures 15/16ths of an inch. If your conduit has any other cables running through it then it will not fit as the port end will not be able to fit. Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
1123244
I was able to get 3 of these babies plus an IR relay wire through a conduit drilled down through a wall header w/ a 1" paddle bit. Obviously, I fed each plug end through one at a time, but up to three will fit!A+ for these coming with plastic caps on the ends to protect the plug when running through attics and walls!
888758
1/2" should work fine. The length will depend on how far you need to run from the unit to your drain.
178624
I'd have to measure, but I believe the smallest closed dimension is about 3.5 ~ 4 inches. If your conduit is 1.5 inches I think it will not grasp it at all. But I can tell you this. for oil filter or anything like larger sized pvc or electrical conduit, this baby is AWESOME. It's a tool I can't be without. I've even used it in the kitchen to remove stubborn jar tops from years-old jars that have been hiding in the pantry. Hope this helps.
306394
Measure the diameter of the supply line. Most are one inch. Compare it to a cheap piece of PIC if you can't measure. Hope this helps.
875867
the one that fits is a 1.5'' PVC pipe, you should consider the 1'' bulkhead instead. For the adapter, the one needed is the male adapter. Good luck!
822475
These will fit on any 1" PVC line. They have slip connections (requires glue-up). Great valves, by the way.
890540
Hello Luke,Thank you for your question. The Required Wire is 6 AWG. The required Conduit Size is 1".Please call us if we can assist you further.Kind Regards,Ross KelsonGadgetsGo
691917
My unit is not where it is easy to measure the diameter of the entrance hole, however I have a 1/2 diameter cable fed through it, That translates to 8/16 so your cable should fit easily.
223218
I just went and looked at the piping on my pump after I read your question. I have had it installed for about a year, The pipe I used (and it fit) was 1 1/2" NPT PVC. I used a threaded PVC coupler sized at 1 1/2 and it screwed right into the discharge outlet of the pump. Then I cemented a length of 1 1/2 PVC to the 1 1/2 coupler and ran it to my sewer drain. The answer from KenDo More is incorrect for THIS Wayne pump. I believe he is thinking of a different coupler that would screw into the 1 1/2 port on the base of the pump and then make the discharge pipe size 1 1/4.
1676765
My tubing is 1" but it looks like it would fit 7/8". So I'd say the answer is yes. This is a sturdy unit and I've used for over 1 1/2 years with 2+ weekly gigs with no problems.
591536
Hi Brian- I certainly don't see why not. This type of cable is generally buried between 8 and 18 inches deep in our area with no conduit. The conduit will provide protection against accidental cutting, which occurs quite frequently where II live.
1014374
No it won't work with 1/16". I recommend purchasing the cable that is sold with the system.
90175
NO. It is set up for a 1 12" threaded pipe. You would have to make some sort of adapter.
1675292
Yes, it is about 1" long. I would drill a small hole through fiberglass, just for the wires alone, and assemble the connector unto the wires.
2194960
I have a roll of this wire. When put up next to a tape measure, it looks to be about as close to 1/16" as possible (about 1.5 millimeters). David VA
50785
I do not believe so. It looks like the thickest it will accomodate is 1 inch even.
666790
Yes - the 2" appoication is with the PVC sliding into the valve connection, and with 2 1/2" PVC you lace the PVC conduit over the valve connection. The thickness if the valve PVC material is likely 1/4", accounting for 1/2" difference from placing the conduit inside vs outside the connection.