I have a 20mm conduit box (b/inlet, side-outlet, BESA). Quite close to a gas pipe, neither box nor pipe can be moved.
I would prefer not using 20mm conduit. I would use galvanised conduit box (threaded), gland & FP200.
In this instance I can not use a metal box re relevent gas regs:
BS6891-2005 8.16.2 Separation of installation pipework from other services. Where installation pipes are NOT SEPARATED BY ELECTRICAL INSULATING MATERIAL, they shall be spaced as follows: a) at least 150 mm away from electricity meters and associated excess current controls, electrical SWITCHES or SOCKETS, distribution boards or consumer units; b) at least 25mm away from electricity supply and DISTRIBUTION cables.
An alternative is modifying an insulated box... o Saw off the side-outlet flat to the box side o Tap to M20x1.5mm, fit gland & back nut o
It meets "separated by electrical insulated material" for gas, but does it meet electrical regs & eg - "industry practice"?
Re bend radius, FP200 cable is cut down to singles on entry.