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Hi all, long time lurker first time poster.

I'm running a new supply to my garage, 6mm2 armoured over a 14m run. Most of this will be underground, and will be in 50mm ducting.

I can't find much information on how best to cap/terminate/seal the end of the ducting once it emerges above ground to prevent water and debris ingress.

At one end the cable will run up a wall approx 2m,at the other end it will run up the wall approx 6 inches then punch through horizontally to the interior.

Many thanks!
 
Can you not run the ducting ends into the buildings?
 
stuff a bit of pipe insulation in the duct. that way you can always access for any future cables .
 
Uh - the 6mm SWA!

Ummmffhh God sakes, its called banter.

Kim Jong-in has promised not to nuc' us. Trump's gone hard on the Russki's. All we need to do is send the Russki's on a COSHH course, and its happy days. Next you'll be arguing about turquoise Zdb's or something :)
 
Back peddler!
Ummmffhh God sakes, its called banter.

Kim Jong-in has promised not to nuc' us. Trump's gone hard on the Russki's. All we need to do is send the Russki's on a COSHH course, and its happy days. Next you'll be arguing about turquoise Zdb's or something :)
 

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