La electrical sheath is an essential protective element in all electrical, industrial and tertiary installations. Made from resistant materials (plastic, PVC, polypropylene, metal), it is used to channeling, securing and protecting electrical cables against external, mechanical or climatic damage.
Its role is not limited to physical protection: the sheath also ensures the compliance of installations with electrical standardsThis reduces the risk of accidents, simplifies cable routing and makes cables easier to identify.
Depending on requirements, it comes in different types (rigid, flexible, corrugated, thermoplastic), and can be surface-mounted, buried or integrated into partitions.
A real guarantee of safety and durability, the electrical sheath is a strategic choice for electrical professionals, manufacturers and maintenance companies.
La electrical sheath can be adapted to all types of environment, both indoors and outdoors, on industrial, commercial or residential sites.
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The choice of electrical sheath should never be left to chance. It determines the safety, durability and compliance of your electrical installations. Here are the main criteria to consider when making the right choice:
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It all depends on the route and the accessories, but it is advisable to bring at least 1.5 to 2 times the cable length required to make installation easier.
Use a specific sheath cutting tool to avoid damaging the conductors, while complying with the safety instructions.
Yes, for any installation that complies with the standards, the sheath is essential to protect the cables and ensure personal safety.
No, unless otherwise specified in the standard (e.g. pre-sheathed cable or specific installation). The electrical sheath remains the standard for new-build and renovation installations.
Not in installations subject to NF C 15-100 standards. The sheath is compulsory for the mechanical protection of the cables.