A rigid or flexible metallic or non-metallic raceway of circular cross section in which cables are housed for protection and to prevent burning cable from spreading flames or smoke in the event of a fire.
(Electrical) A pipe, usually metal, in which wire is installed.
A channel or pipe for protecting electric cables.
A cylindrical structure, usually of steel or polyvinyl chloride (PVC), which provides protection for communications cable.
Usually the thin-walled metal tubing used for electrical circuits and raceways. Sized to accommodate a specific number of wires, the electrical conduit itself is sometimes used as a ground conductor itself. When a special hazard or hard use is anticipated, the conduit will resemble galvanized threaded piping. Installation of conduit for electrical purposes is closely regulated by the National Electric Code.
A broad term that can include pipe, casing, tunnels, ducts or channels. The term is so broad that it should not be used as a technical term in boring or tunneling.
The pipe through which electric wiring is run.
A device used to hold, organize, and protect electrical or optical cables.
a protective pipe through which wiring is run.
Metal or plastic pipe used to carry electrical conductors as part of a permanent electrical installation. Also used to add weight to the bottom of a flown cloth.
An artificial tube that carries blood and usually has a valve within it. Conduits are used when it is impossible to repair a valve, to replace a completely missing valve, or bypass a severe narrowing that can not be corrected.
Usually a metal or plastic tube used to protect electrical cables.
see also Armored Cable; A flexible or rigid steel encasement for electrical wires.
Any pipe or tubing which is used to pass telephone cables through; protects the cable and prevents burning cable from spreading flames or smoke.
A pipe or trough that carries electrical wiring, cables and other services.
A protective metal tube that wires run through.
A metal pipe, usually flexible, through which electrical wiring is installed.
A CONDUIT is a tube, duct or pipe used for protecting wires.
tube, pipe, or passageway that is used to house/enclose electrical wires
A flexible or rigid tube surrounding electrical conductors.
any channel or pipe conducting the flow of water or other fluid
A plastic or metallic tube used to conceal, secure, and protect cables
Circular raceway that cable is run inside. Conduit requirements are specified under appropriate electrical code.
Metal pipes used to contain electrical wiring in outdoor settings.
A tubular raceway for holding wires or cables.
a passage (a pipe or tunnel) through which water or electric wires can pass; "the computers were connected through a system of conduits"
a channel that enables fluids, cables, and other materials to pass through it
a pipe or other opening buried or above ground, for conveying hydraulic traffic, pipelines, cables, or other utilities
a pipe placed in the ground through which cables are pulled
The passage followed by magma in a volcano.
a tube or pipe used for conveying liquid or gas; also, a tube or pipe in which wire or other pipes may be inserted for protection
A conduit is a closed channel to convey discharges through or under a dam. The conduit can be a reinforced concrete pipe, a corrugated metal pipe or a single or multi-barrel reinforced concrete box culvert.
A tube, trough or metal chase in which insulated wires and cables are passed.
A tube or pipe that provides a protected passageway for running wire or cable. Usually placed inside a wall, above a ceiling, or underground.
Magma flows to the Earth's surface via a pathway known as a "conduit". The exact size and shape of the conduit beneath the Soufrière Hills Volcano is not known.
A metal tube used to run, house or contain electrical wire.
Pipe serving as a duct for electrical wiring.
Pipe or tubing used to pass telephone cables through to a demarcation (DEMARC).
A flexible or rigid tubular raceway for data or power cables. Metallic conduit is common, although non-metallic forms may also be used.
A hollow pipe casing through which electric lines run.
Tubing used to protect wiring.
A passage followed by magma in a volcano.
tube, pipe, or channel, especially for fluids or electric wiring.
A duct designed to contain underground cables, conductors, wires.
Usually a metal or plastic pipe used to protect electrical wires, either underground or above the roofline, if additional height is needed at the point of attachment.
Any channel or pipe for directing the flow of water.
A tube or duct for enclosing electric wires or other cables.
Rigid or flexible tubing that holds electrical wires inside
A channel or tube to convey water or other fluid, such as pipe, canal, aqueduct or flume. A protective pipe or tube for electric wires or cables. (A pipe or channel carrying electric wiring, water, or other fluids. May be rigid or flexible.)
A tube used to protect electric wiring. See also Tubing, Electrical Metallic.
A pipe with a smooth interior surface for easy drawing-in of electrical conductors. Conduit may be metallic or nonmetallic.
A metal pipe used to carry electric wire throughout the inside and outside of a house.
A channel or pipe used for conveying water.
The pipe, crack or fracture through which magma flows.
A pipe, tube or other channel for the conveyance of fluids. There is often a conduit to pass flow under or through major dams. [Lat. conducere, conductum, to conduct.
A tube, pipe or trough that carries and protects electric wiring.
A tube or trough in which insulated wires and cables run.
A metal or plastic tube used to protect wires. Conduit may be used outside your home where a group of wires enters the home.
A tubular material used to encase and protect electrical conductors.
Pipe or liner used as a passage for other pipes or wires.
Metal pipe in which wire is ran through.
Any channel or pipe used to transport flowing water
A tube or trough through which wires and cables are run.
is a plastic or metallic tube which is used to conceal, protect or secure cables.
Any pipe, arch, box or drain tile through which water is conveyed.
Pipe or tubing through which cables can be pulled or housed.
A metal pipe that houses electrical wiring.
1. Any channel, duct, pipe or tube for transmitting fluid along a defined flow path.
thin-wall pipe used to enclose wiring.
Any channel or pipe for flowing water.
heavy-duty casing used to enclose and conceal wire and provide additional protection for wires. Conduits should be sized for all potential voice and data communication needs.
A passage that magma follows within the volcano.
A pipe, usually gray pvc or flexible pvc designed to carry wires from a source (i.e. time clock) to a load (i.e. pump motor).
In a volcano magma flows to the earth's surface along a pathway known as a conduit. The conduit is usually thought to be a cylindrical tube or a long fracture.
In electricity, a hollow pipe used to carry the wires to protect them from the elements or abuse.
With regard to electrical wiring, it is the metal pipe into which the wiring is installed.
A tube or trough for protecting electrical wires or cables. It may be a solid or flexible tube in which insulated wires are run.
A volcanic conduit is a passage through which magma (molten rock) flows in a volcano.
A pipe or tube that covers and protects electrical cables.
Tube that houses electrical wiring.
Electrical Conduit is a pipe system used to protect cables. It is generally installed by licensed electricians.