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Adaptaflex conduit fittings are available with IP54 and IP65 couples and glands.
Cheers Dave, had a look but couldn't find what I'm after.
its for a garden spike light with flex which will be going in to flexi conduit, so to fit conduit one end and compression fit flex other.
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If that white flex conduit in the pic is what you intend to use, it won't last long outside in the sun.
The only way I can think of achieving that would be to a glavanised coupler or two of these glued back to back.
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thanks for the input, i could use a coupler and some PTFE tape if i cant find a gland, would prefer a gland thoughThe only way I can think of achieving that would be to a glavanised coupler or two of these glued back to back.
Tower Female Conduit Adaptors 20mm Black 2 Pack - Screwfix
Order online at Screwfix.com. Robust, heavy gauge material female adaptor for use with 20mm conduit. Connects conduit to square mounting boxes. FREE next day delivery available, free collection in 1 minute.
I had a quick look on RS to see if there was anything more suitable... I only looked at the Adaptaflex range and they didn't have anything that would make the job easier. It's a bit strange as I highly doubt your the first person to want something like this.
thats what i thought!
The right fitting but unfortunately for the wrong conduit? 
("Female conduit adapter")
("Female conduit adapter")yes mate, thought it would be an off the shelf sort of thing ?The right fitting but unfortunately for the wrong conduit?
I've used these for flexicon, a dab of silicone, never had any problems:
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and for the other end:
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Tower Nylon Male Comp Gland 20mm 2 Pack - Screwfix
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