Convoluted Weather-Resistant Riser Raceway
Wire Protection for Extreme Conditions
What's special about riser corrugated tubing?
- Hides and protects cables, wires, and hoses from damage in a building’s riser shaft
- Integrated UL Listed Kevlar® pull wire saves time and money over using outside products
- This heat and cold resistant wire loom prevents multi-level spread of fire, protecting personnel and equipment from damage
- Ideal for wire installation in horizontal areas between floors
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When installing wires into buildings, personnel and equipment safety is partly dependent on proper wire installation. Convoluted Riser Raceway is designed to be installed in riser shafts in new construction or retrofit applications. This tubing protects from dust, abrasion, heat, and other elements that can harm cables.
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| Part # | Nominal Size | Id | Od | Length | Colors | Price / Coil |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BFTRI050-250FT | 1/2" | 0.65" | 0.85" | 250 FT | Orange, White | |
| BFTRI075-250FT | 3/4" | 0.87" | 1.125" | 250 FT | Orange, White | |
| BFTRI100-250FT | 1" | 1.10" | 1.35" | 250 FT | Orange, White | |
| BFTRI125-250FT | 1-1/4" | 1.25" | 1.60" | 250 FT | Orange, White | |
| BFTRI150-250FT | 1-1/2" | 1.50" | 2.00" | 250 FT | Orange, White | |
| BFTRI200-250FT | 2" | 2.00" | 2.50" | 250 FT | Orange, White |
- Rugged, impact-resistant design is still flexible enough to go around bends without becoming damaged
- Compatible with optical fibers, this tubing will protect even the most sensitive cables
- Sequential footmarks ensure you will not over or undercut the amount needed for the job, creating perfect runs every time
- Nylon Resin construction does not become brittle in cold weather
| Material | Corrugated Nylon Resin | |
|---|---|---|
| Pull Line / Cable | Pre-Installed Kevlar pull tape or cable (up to 7/16" in diameter) | |
| UL Standard 2024 (UL Test 1666) | ||
| Acceptance Criteria | Test Method | Value |
| Maximum Flame Propagation | UL 2024, Sec. 9 | 4.25 ft |
| Maximum Damage Height | UL 2024, Sec. 9 | 6.75 ft |
| Mechanical Properties | ||
| Acceptance Criteria | Test Method | Value |
| Tensile Strength, Yield | ASTM D638 | 7,800 PSI |
| Flexural Strength | ASTM D790 | 9,200 PSI |
| Thermal Properties | ||
| Acceptance Criteria | Test Method | Value |
| Melting Point | ASTM D789 | 420° F (215° C) |
NOTE: The use of Riser Raceway does not eliminate the need for Riser rated cable.
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