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Im pricing some external lighting on several industrial units which are all joined. One long length of conduit will suit although its around 150-200yards long. Nice straightforward run with no bends. Its around 8m high and away from any mechanical damage, my only concern is sun damage over time.

Galvanised conduit would be best but a) its going to add a considerable cost to job and b) its going to take much longer to install.

is white PVC ok , should I install black PVC, or should I risk losing the job pricing for galvy ?

The customer will likely want cheapest.
 
I would use armoured cable on the inside of the units myself, surface conduit will not be the best method for this project. However if you are determined to do it then I would use galv conduit myself, Armoured along the inside is the best method though hands down IMO
 
problem we have is we are not to disturb residents of units. We have an external supply so no reason at all to enter. I like the idea of conduit because it would be easy to add more lights later, Im pretty certain he will do this.
 
Well I have lost count of the Business units I have wired up and never run conduit 150-200 mtrs around the front that's for sure, still you asked for views, I gave mine.
 
Are these units all one company or are they separate business's

Separate , we have a landlords supply for a large pump so will be using that meter to supply small 2 way board , contactors and dusk till dawn sensors. The front of the building is around 200yards long but its an nice easy straight run
 
Well I have lost count of the Business units I have wired up and never run conduit 150-200 mtrs around the front that's for sure, still you asked for views, I gave mine.

Of course , not my usual field so advice welcome.

its actually the back of the units and not particularly pleasing on the eye so for aesthetics I'm not too concerned.

I am coming round to the idea of armour now Ive thought about it .
 
Another problem with pvc conduit can be expansion,seen quite a few long runs where they have sagged during the summer,ends up looking a right mess.
 
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