1. The PE conduit, being a plastic wiring pipe, is sometimes used for home electrical wiring arrangements as a conduit. It requires a firm connection for the PE conduit.

2. When installing the PE conduit, it should be securely fastened to the ceiling and wall.

3. When inserting wires into PE plastic conduit, it should be connected to the junction box with a lock clip. As the conduit for wiring, the number of wires that can pass through is fixed; they cannot be inserted arbitrarily. Specifically, a 20mm diameter conduit can accommodate 4 power cables.

4. A 16mm diameter tube can accommodate 3 power cables. Inserting too many cables may affect the normal operation of the power circuit and is not conducive to the maintenance of the power cables.

The conduit surface is smooth, with low fluid resistance, and is resistant to scaling and microbial growth. It has a low coefficient of thermal expansion, making it less prone to shrinkage and deformation. Traditional installation and connection methods are used. The epoxy coated plastic layer can effectively prevent corrosion from water transmission, burial, and acids, alkalis, and salts on metal pipes, with a service life of many years.