I have a 3/4" pvc conduit for running my hdmi cable. Do you think it can fit in the conduit?
1305220
The HDMI connector itself is only 1/2" wide, but the surrounding plastic makes it right at 3/4" wide (on the 1' HDMI cable I bought from Amazon; I did not buy a 30' cable so I don't know why they asked me to respond to this question.) You might have trouble pushing the cable through the PVC conduit. However, I don't see anything wrong with using a utility knife to shave a little of the plastic off each side of the connector so that it will slide easily through the conduit.
1305221
No. The cable would be too tight. When I ran the cable I didn't use a conduit. I pushed a wire fish up from the wall plate hole, taped the cables to the fisher and pulled them down from the attic. Besides I ran 3 HDMI cables, an audio optical, and a coax cable.
1305222
I agree with below answer. Specially if it is a in wall HDMI cable. I have one at home and the head of the cable is over 3/4" If it is in wall rated installation you won't need PVC.
1305223
No, I believe the end will be too big, unless you are using something less than Schedule 40.
1215235
I have to disagree with the other answer. It is not possible to get a standard-size HDMI connector through the grommet. The barrel of the grommet is not big enough AND there is a 2-3 mm lip inside that would prevent the connector from passing through.
808972
I replaced a different brand with this Honywell unit and the pvc pipes were the same size so replacement was a snap. If fittings are different sizes there should be adapters.
2008751
I can't see any reason this would not work for an HDMI cable. It would easily fit, and the cord protector closes at the bottom.
2190997
I would think you could remove that fitting and add a female threaded/sweat fitting. The internals are mostly plastic, so I would keep the heat away from that. That fitting works well....I used it with 3/4" PVC.
1804041
No, this accommodates 1.5" PVC pipe. It requires a 60mm (2.37") hole. For a 1.5" hole you need a 3/4" bulkhead fitting.
2083429
The HDMI cable might barely fit but you might bend (or break) the plastic trying to squeeze it in there - the opening isn't very big. Definitely not with 3 speaker cables.
846145
My HDMI cable fit and it's about the same width as yours. It's tight, but it fits and looks really good!
313611
It will mount to a 4" PVC pipe using a pair of 4" X 4" flexible couplings (sold individually, not pairs). Flexible Coupling - 4.0" x 4.0" - White
1123242
The connectors are 3/4" wide, so I would say yes it shouldn't be a problem.
947074
I mounted mine on a 3/4" PVC pipe. It's mounted in the attic so PVC should be fine for that application. I don't think it would accept a much larger pipe
1466734
I don't know if it will. I found a drain on my motor block and used a 3/4" male pvc for a test fitting. The block was shallow so I bought a small brass 3/4" nipple and coupling and screwed the block heater in to coupling, coupling to nipple, nipple to block.
84878
For an interior installation, no. If you are going to run it outside (unlikely with HDMI cable) you should enclosing in metal or PVC conduit.
341650
I have not tried it but I think I posted earlier with my experience with this item. I use it all the time but have to tape it to the vga cable. I looked at it recently and noted that the metal pieces inside the longer rectangular end that the screws from the vga cable screw into are seated a little too deeply in that plastic end. One is set slightly deeper than the other so I can get one side to screw in but the screw is not long enough to get in on the other side. I would suggest if you do give this a try, take a look to see if the metal pieces are flush or not. I hope that makes sense.
1376090
I am using my existing 3/4 in pipe with a flange attached to it. Good luck.
1921402
Im sorry,not sure,havent gone to get the pvc pipe yet,just rigged it last year but it doesnt look like u need much,just enough to to connect the incert & the pole,couple inches i would estimate at most
315475
I would give it a try even though it might be a little tight. If one of your cables is want you might be able to run it next to the tubing on the wall with very little showing.I hope this helps.