Civil construction is one of several areas that needs innovation, especially inventions that can be used by small builders in order to enhance the practicality of their work, improving it.

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Small problems that do not appear in the construction, but in the delicate moment of delivering the work to the client. One of these problems is related to the tubes that protect and channel the electrical wires, the so-called "conduits".

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Most of the time, the building owner does not realize that during the work the conduit was broken, dented, ruptured or even there was an interruption of the passage due to debris that was lodged inside. With this, the passage of the wires becomes a problem of difficult solution, which forces the breaking of walls to correct the installation.

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It was with this in mind that Mr. Jefferson de Oliveira Mendes Carvalho created the conduit with electrical wires or built-in guides. This is a great economic advantage for the construction, taking into account the time required for placing electrical wires in traditional conduits, which require hours, in addition to the effort required from the worker, which can even lead to serious injuries and absence from work. .

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The conduit can be in two ways: supplied with the electrical wire with the most common measurements (gauges) already built-in. In the other, a guide for placing electrical wires may be included. This case lends itself to solving the problem of installations that require several wires or wires of different gauges.

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When examining the product described here, we can see the enormous advantages for consumers who need innovations to speed up their construction, promoting savings and avoiding problems, resulting in more comfort in their lives.

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For all these reasons, the enormous advantage of a conduit with embedded wires like the one presented here by the inventor can be seen.

CONDUIT WITH INTERNAL WIRE OR GUIDE FOR CIVIL CONSTRUCTION

Title: “CONDUIT WITH INTERNAL WIRE OR GUIDE FOR CIVIL CONSTRUCTION”
Inventor: Jefferson de Oliveira Mendes Carvalho
The inventor intends to enter into contracts to exploit his patent or sell it.

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CONDUIT WITH INTERNAL WIRE OR GUIDE FOR CIVIL CONSTRUCTION