PVC Conduit Pipes

ISI stands for Indian Standards Institute, now known as the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS). ISI conduit pipes refer to electrical conduit pipes that comply with the standards set by BIS in India. These pipes are used for protecting and routing electrical wiring in buildings and structures.

Conduit pipes are typically made of materials like PVC (polyvinyl chloride), galvanized steel, or aluminum. They come in various diameters and lengths to accommodate different wiring needs. The ISI mark on conduit pipes indicates that they meet the quality and safety standards specified by BIS.

Using ISI-certified conduit pipes ensures that the electrical wiring installations comply with the established safety and quality standards, reducing the risk of electrical hazards and ensuring longevity and reliability of the electrical system.

Ensuring fire protection is paramount to safeguarding lives and property, particularly as electrical installations pose significant fire risks. To meet stringent safety standards, VR conduit pipes and fittings emerge as a robust solution, offering a range of benefits tailored to fire hazard mitigation.

With exceptional impact strength, superior light proofing, and chemical resistance, VR conduit pipes and fittings provide reliable protection against fire hazards. Notably, they boast a high heat deflection temperature and retain ductility even in extreme cold, ensuring durability in varied environments.

Available in three wall thicknesses, VR conduit caters to diverse applications. Thin-wall variants are suitable for embedding in concrete, while heavier grades excel in direct burial and exposed work scenarios. Additionally, these conduits exhibit resistance to moisture and corrosive substances, enhancing their longevity and reliability.