innerduct conduit

Innerduct Conduit

Smooth Wall

Interally Ribbed

.75″, 1″, 1.25″, 1.5″, 2.0″

SDR9, SDR 11, SDR 13.5, SCH40

Pre-Installed Pull Tape – 1/2” 1250 lb

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innerduct conduit
What is Innerduct?

Innerduct refers to a subduct or smaller conduit positioned within a primary, larger conduit. Its purpose is to provide segregated and protected pathways for fiber optic cable deployments, a frequent method for managing cable infrastructure in telecommunications.

What are the cost advantages of using HDPE Pipe and Conduit?

Reduced Installation Costs:

  • Easy bending for trenchless installation
  • Fewer joints needed for longer lines
  • Strong, leak-proof heat-fused joint

Long-Term Savings:

  • 50+ year lifespan reduces replacement costs
  • Superior impact resistance, especially in cold weather
  • Lower cost and weight compared to metal pipes
Why get a quote for Innerduct pricing?

Accurate Budgeting: Pricing can vary significantly based on the type of innerduct (HDPE, PVC, riser-rated, plenum-rated), size, length, and any additional features like pre-installed pull tape. A quote will give you the precise cost for your specific project needs, allowing for accurate budgeting.

Volume Discounts: Depending on the quantity of innerduct you need, suppliers may offer volume discounts. Getting a quote allows you to inquire about potential cost savings for larger orders.

Customization Options: Innerduct can come in various colors and with different features. A quote allows you to specify any custom requirements and receive pricing tailored to those specifications.

HDPE Conduit Sizing and Innerduct Capacity
  • NEC Guidelines: The National Electric Code provides guidelines for the number of conductors allowed in a conduit based on its diameter.
  • Casing Pipe Fill: The maximum recommended fill for a casing pipe is 70%. However, the optimal fill percentage depends on the run’s length and complexity.
What are the benefits of using Innerduct?
  • Enhanced
  • Organization
  • Superior
  • Protection
  • Simplified Cable Installation and Replacement
  • Future-Proofing
  • Clear Cable Identification
  • Separation of Services
  • Improved Airflow (in some applications)
  • Compliance with Regulations
  • Cost-Effective in the Long Run
  • Reduced Risk of Damage During Pulling