Fiberglass Phenolic Electrical Conduit Offers a Safe Solution in Toronto Transit Tunnels.
Read how Champion Fiberglass conduit provided the longevity TVA Apalachia Powerhouse required for this outdoor utility project.
Read how Champion Fiberglass conduit provided a safe, 2-hour rated solution in the Tuscarora Tunnel along the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
This pier lighting project demanded corrosion-resistant conduit strong enough for brackish saltwater as well as a product that could make a challenging water installation easier. Read how lightweight, durable fiberglass conduit saved time and money.
Pittsburgh’s Seventh Street/Andy Warhol Bridge was undergoing a major overhaul with one major request – custom conduit in the Aztec Gold representing the city’s major sports franchises.
A low coefficient of friction and low burn through contribute to a data center’s decision to replace GRC elbows with lightweight fiberglass.
When the legacy combination of GRC and 2-hour Fire-Resistive cables was deemed unsafe, Champion Fiberglass developed a cost-effective, safe solution.
When PVC pole risers failed to protect valuable copper wire from theft, tough, lightweight Champion Haz Duct® conduit was the replacement – and the savings are still building.
A planned facility expansion originally specified PVC-coated steel – until engineers realized lightweight Champion Fiberglass conduit offered corrosion resistance, ease of installation, and a light weight.
Originally specified PVC SCH 80 conduit would require the extra purchase and installation of expensive concrete vaults. Champion Fiberglass conduit streamlined the installation and led to savings.
Nearly half of this national landmark’s existing wiring-housing conduit had degraded, leaving a two-mile area in need of a conduit that could stand up to the ambient environment.
This project’s harsh saline environment, exposure to UV rays, and rough weather called for a conduit product that could offer protection, a light weight, and savings.
The fifth-busiest rapid rail transit system in the country needed a conduit solution that wouldn’t release toxic fumes in case of fire. Champion Fiberglass delivered.
Champion Fiberglass developed a lightweight, fire-resistant, cost-effective solution to replace unsafe, non-compliant galvanized steel conduit.
The university had two months to replace an aging, dangerous electrical system and its conduit housing. Champion Fiberglass delivered in two weeks.
When engineers searched for a lightweight alternative to PVC-coated steel conduit, Champion Fiberglass fit the bill – and cut the project’s weight by over 30,600 lbs.
When the PVC coating on the rigid steel conduit in the facility’s waste pits began to separate, corrosion crept in. Champion Fiberglass provided custom solutions and an installation assist.
When engineers realized they could create a 71% savings by using Champion Fiberglass conduit over aluminum (without sacrificing project integrity or safety), project specifications were updated to enable a quick, easy installation.
