Divide and conquer with FLEXICON SLIT DIVISIBLE FLEXIBLE CONDUIT - from ATKORE

The FLEXICON slit divisible flexible conduit solves a number of problems in electrical installations.
Ideal for providing mechanical protection to pre-terminated cables. Can also be used to retrofit existing wiring systems where mechanical protection was omitted or perhaps has failed due to UV degradation.
This slit conduit is easier to install than PVC split conduit solutions.
== 🕐 Time Stamps - Cut to the action 🕕 ==
00:00​ Atkore - Flexicon slit divisible conduit.
00:00 How does the Atkore slit conduit work?
01:30 Don't confuse with split conduit
02:24 Slit divisible conduit features - glands and clips
03:40 Ultra-violet resistance - beware of PVC
04:34 Application with premade cables and connectors
06:35 Use instead of cable ties or spiro wrap
08:00 Retrofit to an existing installation - without removing cables
10:54 Temperature rating, colour and size options
12:30 Part numbers and materials
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#efixx​ #flexicon​ #conduit

[@trekkersteaandbiscuitsuk3664]

EICR remedial mechanical protection, here we come! Those lock nuts, nice!

[@efixx]

Great comment 👍

[@jordyt4861]

Definitely something for Nick Bundy ;)

[@efixx]

Nick 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jonathanrose456]

🤣🤣🤣

[@yrification]

Used this for years in industrial wiring. When you’ve got loads of Reed switches and sensors on moving equipment. Easily replaced when it wears. Good stuff 👌🏻

[@efixx]

Thanks

[@busman2000]

I love that stuff, especially where you can add the inner of one colour to another, that would come in really handy when you have to segregate the cables because of their use, All you would need to do is create a legend to explain your use of the colours.

[@triplerjm2353]

Can’t stop thanking you guys and you are doing an amazing job for people like us who joined the industry recently. Have putting your knowledge in practice is making better n better, I am able to compete with friends at work👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[@efixx]

Wow great comment 👍

[@stokiesparky2790]

Love these videos of products I never knew about. They are always in the back of my mind then for certain situations I come across 👍

[@thattoolguy9432]

bloody handy for my marine work, help protect looms etc which can only done with split loom ... Gaz there's an opening tool for split conduit .. soo much quicker ... the clips are fantastic ... i'm sure Mr Bundycon will love this product

[@galawangelectrical]

this is great stuff, like those splitting flexible conduit plus the pittings. These are awesome!

[@andrechouinard5042]

Looks awesome! I’d love to try it in our lab!

[@petertallowin6406]

I use flexicon quite a lot and did not know the divisible stuff existed. That could be handy.... Thanks for that. :)

[@brianhewitt8618]

A Very useful piece of kit have to hand, an Absolute genius product

[@electrician247]

Ohhh nice, like it guys well demonstrated as always.

[@joannabaker5994]

How did I never know this existed!! Will come in handy in so many ways. I have EICR Remedial to do soon where meter tails have been stripped to single insulation outside the CU. Was thinking of putting in flexi but would have meant isolating and then removing tails etc, this is going to save the day. Looking forward to snapping it together too😊

[@brianwood5220]

Yet another fantastic product from Atkore. The time save in not having to pull cables through alone would make it worth while. One thing though, i don't remember you saying what lengths it came in? Apologies if you did. Thanks guys, always enjoy your videos. #StaySafe

[@eddprice4571]

Charm ........? I used some of the glands today. Absolutely brilliant, very easy 👍 great video chaps

[@zjzozn]

That's is excellent stuff!

[@markgilder9990]

I need this for the back of my tv hifi setup. Stop the cat chewing the cables.😂😂

[@efixx]

Brings back memories of scene from National Lampoons - hope the cat 🐈 has a few lives left!

[@darkdepth1991]

Hi Efixx, thank you so much for your every day inspiration. Maybe a tip for in the future, supply us with the EAN numbers of the nice parts you are showing ! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@efixx]

We usually try to add a link to a point of purchase - a bit more specialist this one so not many online resources to buy direct from. We will speak to the manufacturers and report back .

[@vw_beachbuggybrookster]

Great review #efixx nice product 👍

[@efixx]

Thanks Richard - over and out

[@Savagetechie]

I like that! I can think of lots of applications espially if it avoids having to desolder a pile of connections . There's applications in machine tools, automation... even automotive. Or just quick and easy tidyups. don't suppose they do a split y junction too?

[@bobuk64]

game changer

[@Cablesmith]

You’ve got to be kidding me ! I asked on Facebook if there was any kind of locknut on the market like that about 5 days ago 😩 nobody knew about these !!! I had to do the job the hard way !

[@seandempsey9396]

Wow I love it and the lock nuts fantastic idea, just one quiitisisum, Gordon it is Conduit NOT Condute. Fantastic video guys I love the option of different colours as well Thank you for another sterling vidio guy's and its better than that horrible stuff cable tidy

[@sparkz9803]

I would point out that PME had this years ago. Saved huge amounts of time when replacing damaged conduits.

[@efixx]

Thanks for commenting 👍

[@sparkz9803]

Another tip for the team. My Company had a big job on in London for a well known biscuit manufacturer and we were installing equipment for a third party. There were lots and lots of control cables all going back to the main panel. I had a phone call from a seriously concerned Supervisor that the 20mm stuffing gland bodies were fine but the locknuts kept turning to dust when being tightened. I told him the solution was to obtain the PME split locknuts from a local supplier and use cable ties to stop the glands backing out of the panel when stripping and terminating the cables. The gland nuts could be retro fitted later on. No lost time on a very tight budget. He said he’d never heard of what I was talking about, to me I was talking tosh. I had seen this kind of Industrial ignorance shown by ex-housebashing council employees before so it was easy to make him look as silly as he was being. Three cheers for PME saving the day and my erstwhile reputation!

[@callumthomson2154]

These look great. Would be a good addition for some touring exhibitions/temporary systems I install. Has anyone got any experience on how they cope being installed and stripped out fortnightly/monthly?

[@gassafe9810]

Could use a couple of linean super clips to help prevent premature collapse.

[@zenthius]

Those split lock rings will definitely come in handy. I use a lot of metal flexicon on site so I'd love to know if you guys find any new innovations in that area.

[@efixx]

🦾

[@OldLordSpeedy]

Your first link say "Resolver not found" or "IP address not found". [22. Jan 22, 23:40 MEST] Something wrong at your network?

[@simonclarke6970]

This would be great for agricultural etc plant where cables and hoses need a bit more protection from abrasion or rodent damage.

[@efixx]

Great comment

[@Oufg103f]

Great video guy's, RS online 20mm 50meters £430. Without accessories. It does look quality. Bit expensive though.👍

[@alexdougherty4905]

😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@brianhewitt8618]

£££, Ouch, I didnt look that bit up

[@bellas_switch_adapted_toys]

Everythings expensive on RS..! They are useful for next day / last min orders, never on price.!

[@petermichaelgreen]

I looked on the flexicon website, but while I could find the split conduit, I couldn't seem to find the split fittings. Am I missing something?

[@sparkymalarky4322]

Looks like the Bundy banter bus arrived on time

[@efixx]

🤣

[@Candisa]

Is there an offer with promocode BUNDY10 on this?

[@phillipgwynne6580]

I should’ve scrolled down and read the other comments as posted exactly the same lol. Guess someone was bound to say that though! It’s about time Dave Savery got associated with something like Nick has, would love to hear his input!

[@kyester123]

Bet you Bundy's flexi conduit just went to stiff conduit watching this.

[@Savagetechie]

I've never managed to watch a whole Bundy video, he's no David Savery but he does love flexible conduit.

[@johncostello9388]

any idea were i could get an emergency pack from asap

[@DstandsforDoomed]

Just a quick idea for you guys. Could you name what suppliers stock these items at the end of the video maybe? Thanks 😁

[@oyleyhands1332]

This episode will be a wet dream for Nick Bundy 🤣🤣🤣

[@efixx]

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[@mustafasharddar2871]

Is it waterproof ? Thanks

[@orcennot]

Donde los puedo comprar

[@williamsnyder740]

Wish this was available in the US.

[@efixx]

It should be available in the US I’ll see what we can find out.

[@williamsnyder740]

@@efixx thanks I appreciate you taking the time to answer and for your channel .

[@filipe.skunk8]

Gotta love seeing a brown and a blue connected into a light switch 😂. There’s a non corrugated flexible grey tubing, ERM or ERFE that will perform better than the flex IK wise.

[@mattiascomploi8323]

Why not pull the cable inside and let the conduit intact?

[@rob3125]

It can' be situations like shown in the video @ 4:44 when there is connector on both end of the cable so you can put it through the conduit.

[@rhysbarber6750]

Should of had nick bundy on to inspect it

[@efixx]

👊

[@n4thb4dc0]

i would make a Bundy joke but looks like several people have beat me to it

[@efixx]

#Bundy10 🤣🤣🤣

[@Skjaeg69]

it seems useless and over priced for new installations, but if you are retrofitting existing machinery, alarm/fire systems that cannot be disconnected, or say Emergency stop circuits that cannot be broken, in a house its a nice to have but in industry this may be a lifesaver

[@phillipgwynne6580]

BUNDY10?

[@Fishbait075]

#Bundy10

[@jamescole2739]

Very expensive stuff

[@oksnake9930]

It was made in China

[@Savagetechie]

who cares where it was made as long as it does the job?

[@seandempsey9396]

@@Savagetechie good call. I have always said that I am sick to death of people slagnging of Chinese products, most of my test gear is Chinese made and a lot of my tools had them since the late 80s and never had any problems and they are still going strong. Hell if people took a look around there homes they will find most of there applyences are made in China, yet they think nothing of it and are happy to use them daily , go figer

[@michaelcornmell16]

This product is manufactured in Coleshill Birmingham, this is not an import product.