3/8 inch Wire & Cable Split Loom Conduit, per foot
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Description
The MPI 123-0380 Split Loom Conduit is a flexible 3/8-inch wire-management solution designed to bundle, organize, and protect electrical wires and cables. Its split construction allows wires to be inserted along the length of the conduit, making installation easier around existing wiring without having to disconnect the entire cable run. Sold by the foot, it is a convenient choice for marine electrical installations, wiring refits, equipment harnesses, and other applications where custom conduit lengths are required.
Key Features
• 3/8-inch split loom conduit
• Flexible construction for routing around bends and equipment
• Split design simplifies installation around existing wiring
• Helps bundle and organize multiple wires and cables
• Provides an added protective barrier around wiring
• Can be cut to the required installation length
• Sold by the foot
Technical Specifications
• Brand: MPI
• Manufacturer Part Number: 123-0380
• Product Type: Split loom wire and cable conduit
• Nominal Size: 3/8 inch
• Unit of Sale: Per foot
Applications
• Marine electrical wiring
• Boat wiring harnesses
• Automotive wiring
• Equipment and machinery wiring
• Cable and wire organization
• Electrical installation and refit projects
Ideal For
• Boat builders and refitters
• Marine electrical installations
• Automotive electrical projects
• Equipment installers
• Wiring repairs and upgrades
• Applications requiring flexible wire organization and protection
Protection Features
• Helps protect enclosed wiring from abrasion
• Helps reduce direct wear on wire insulation
• Keeps wire bundles organized and contained
Check Before Ordering
• Confirm 3/8 inch is appropriate for the size and quantity of wires being bundled
• Measure the complete wire bundle when selecting conduit size
• Product is sold by the foot; order the total length required
• Allow additional length for bends and routing around equipment
• Verify the conduit size will fit through any openings or confined routing areas