Southwire 3/4 In. x 100 Ft. Flexible Non-Metallic Liquid Tight Conduit Category_Hunting Safety features include thermal protection Color:BLACK

Name: Southwire 3/4 In. x 100 Ft. Flexible Non-Metallic Liquid Tight Conduit Category_Hunting Safety features include thermal protection Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21652929927
Price: 149.39 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2484 (14 reviews)

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Description

Southwire 3 4 In. x 100 Ft. Flexible Non Metallic Liquid Tight Conduit Category_Hunting Safety features include thermal protection Color:BLACK Safety features include thermal protection in case of fire and excess flow protection in case of broken gas line Oval Service Cable Cap with Split Insulator branch and control circuits machine tooling and lubrication equipment

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