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[#1] Posted: Feb 26 2010 - 12:12:02 PM |  |  |
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I do not have access to a 2008 NEC book, so I just ordered one.
I cant find the answer to my question on google so I'd try the experts.
EMT outside.
A have an entire commercial complex of rentals that is ran with this metal conduit, I was told it passed inspection but I never knew it was code, theres no way its water tight. I think thier lying to me.
Thanks if you could tell me off the top of your head.
Matt
I found something saying it would be alright with approve conductors.
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[#2] Posted: Feb 26 2010 - 12:51:36 PM | | |
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I think you are describing EMT or electrical metallic tubing. This is covered in Article 358 of the NEC.
Set screw connectors and couplings cannot be used in wet areas. They are for dry locations only. Compression fittings are made for use in wet areas.
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[#3] Posted: Feb 26 2010 - 12:56:05 PM | | |
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Thanks Jim, Thats what I thought but w/o a book in front of me I wanted to run it past the guys I knew could tell me for sure.
Thanks for your time
Matt
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