PVC TA's used with carflex

[hurricaneflyer]

Are PVC TA's code compliant to use with carflex?

 

[iwire]

Yes .............

 

[joebell]

Bob
Are they listed for the carflex.

 

[paul]

I know they're listed for PVC flex, but not sure about carflex.

 

[mdshunk]

I know that you can use PVC fittings with ENT, but I don't think you can use PVC fittings with FNMC.

From Carlon's site:

Can you glue Carflex directly into Carlon PVC fittings?
Sorry, but fittings are not allowed to be glued or solvent-cemented to Carflex directly. Only a mechanical connection is allowed and you can only use Liquidtight Flexible Nonmetallic Type B fittings with our Carflex.​

 

[mdshunk]

More:

Is it acceptable for Carflex to be solvent glued to fittings originally designed for rigid nonmetallic (PVC) pipe?

Technically, you're not supposed to solvent cement fittings to Carflex. Liquidtight Flexible Nonmetallic Conduit requires fittings to be attached mechanically rather than solvent cemented. In addition, since our Carflex is a type B liquidtight flexible nonmetallic conduit, you must use type B liquidtight fittings with it.​

 

[hurricaneflyer]

Thanks everyone,

 

[iwire]

Sorry, I thought 'carflex' was ENT.

 

[hurricaneflyer]

Thats OK, I'm still not sure what ENT is.
Is that the stuff I have always called "that corrugated plastic stuff"?

 

[dcspector]

Thats OK, I'm still not sure what ENT is.
Is that the stuff I have always called "that corrugated plastic stuff"?

"Smurf".........field terminology.