Electrical Conduit Pipe

For typical Indian home wiring, 16 mm conduit is used for short lighting drops with 1–2 cables, 25 mm is the most common size for general circuits with 3–5 cables, and 32 mm or 40 mm is used for sub-mains and main supply runs with multiple thicker cables. Avoid filling a conduit by more than about 40% to allow easy pulling and future re-wiring.

Each Ramros PVC conduit pipe is 3 metres long, which is the standard length used by electricians and contractors. Pipes are joined using couplers and bends, and the system is designed to fit standard junction boxes and modular switch boxes used in Indian homes and shops.

Yes. The conduit is rigid PVC and self-extinguishing, suitable for concealed wiring inside brick walls and slabs as per typical Indian electrical practice. It protects the wires from mechanical damage during plastering and from moisture seeping into the wall, and it allows future re-wiring without breaking the wall.

Yes. The Ramros conduit range is supported by matching accessories including 90° bends, couplers, deep / shallow junction boxes and switch boxes in the same diameter range (16 mm, 25 mm, 32 mm, 40 mm). This makes it easier for electricians to design a complete conduit system for residential and commercial sites.