ood question — this comes up a lot lately.

In most modern installs, plastic conduit is used mainly for protection and replacement flexibility, not cooling. You’re right that heat dissipation is slightly worse, but in standard domestic wiring (especially with 2.5 mm²), it’s within safe limits as long as the load matches the breaker rating.

For drywall walls, conduit or flexible corrugated tubing is definitely recommended — it keeps the cable safe from sharp metal edges and lets you pull a new wire later if needed.

If you want to see examples of neat conduit routing and wiring layouts, check out [www.jeenymods.com]
— they’ve got some great visuals that make the concept easier to grasp.

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