LFNC bonding where going to a device

[scbass]

What does the code say able the bonding and/or grounding of Sealtight going to a device and not equipment?

 

[mcclary's electrical]

What does the code say able the bonding and/or grounding of Sealtight going to a device and not equipment?

Welcome to the forum, I don't quite get your post. How could you bond LF(N)C? Check 356. 60

 

[raider1]

Welcome to the forum.

If you could clarify your question it would be very helpful.

Chris

 

[benaround]

What does the code say able the bonding and/or grounding of Sealtight going to a device and not equipment?

In general, it says the same thing about all metal parts of an electrical system, bond it to

the egc.

 

[Smart $]

...a device and not equipment?

Devices are equipment. See Article 100 Definitions.

 

[mcclary's electrical]

In general, it says the same thing about all metal parts of an electrical system, bond it to

the egc.

Are you sure that applies to this situation?

 

[quinn77]

"sealtite" is a trade name for Liquidtite-Flexible-Metallic-Conduit, your post says LFNC, which translates to Liquidtite-Flexible-Nonmetallic-Conduit...or better known round here as "carflex"

 

[quinn77]

P.S. Welcome to the forum!