Liquid Tight Conduit and Connector Kit, 1/2 Inch Electrical Conduit Type B,100ft, Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit with Straight and Right Angle Conduit Connector, UL Listed

Exactly as advertised, good quality with ample fittings.

Bought this to see if it was as good as what we have been using. It’s about the same but better price wise

Use this if you want to protect your electrical cable or wires from water and the outdoor element. This is water tight and is perfect for wet conditions. You can install this exposed or you can bury it. Great for running conduits since this is flexible. No bending required. This comes with watertight fittings so you can attached the flexible conduit to a pvc pipe or metal enclosure.

Exactly what I needed. Easy to use in the cold. I used this as a buried conduit to run a circuit out to some picnic table lights at my cabins. The first half of it wasn’t too bad to lay but the closer I got to the end the less it wanted to uncoil. It’s just coiled so tightly in the package that when you get to the inner part of the coil it doesn’t want to straighten out. Next time I’ll try to unroll it, weigh both ends, and let the sun warm it for a few hours. I think that might help it lay better in the trench. I had shopped around; this was the best price I found.

Easily snakes around corners and odd angles.Cuts easily without a hacksaw. Connectors fit easily, and while they are watertight, I like to put some sealant on the connections.Check your local codes. Keep in mind if burying this, it will need to be 3 times deeper than if you use metal.

We own a green house and I spend a lot of time running wires for various controls, fans and lighting. For this conduit, I installed a new ceiling fan for part of the greenhouse and needed a waterproof power run. I have used plastic boxes up to this point, so the plastic ports and elbows work well with it. For this fan, I had done a temporary run of romex wire and needed to encase it in conduit before finalizing the install.This conduit is pretty much the same as the flexible conduit I would normally buy in the home stores. I left it out in the sun for an hour or so to make it a little more pliable, then stretched it out to relax on the ground before fishing the romex through it. I had no issues with it and there were no apparent defects in it.The elbows are of decent quality and didn't seem like cheap plastic. The threads were all clean and everything screwed into the outlet box on the wall and the ceiling box. Overall, this is a very decent source for flexible conduit with fittings thrown in to boot. I constantly need this as I no longer like bending rigid conduit and use this exclusively now. I'm positive I will be picking up more.

I'm working on some minor electrical projects in my garage - extending power outside to an outdoor living space - so I need some water tight conduit. It really is like just about any other conduit from the big box store. Some are a little more flexible than others. It might be beneficial to warm it up in the sun, or in a heated room before using it - especially when you get down toward the later half of the roll where it is more tightly wound. The inclusion of connectors are great - they fit well, and it is relatively easy to work with.

Wiring up the back of my shop. Perfect for running lighting and outlets under my shed roof work area. Packaging is good. Nice conduit and connections. If the price is right then this could be the right product for you.