Ahh, gotta love working with other trades. :)

[stickboy1375]

 

[Dennis Alwon]

That's to build up the pressure so the electricity has more force.

 

[stickboy1375]

That's to build up the pressure so the electricity has more force.

It wasn't a fun morning. 12v fixtures by the way, but I couldn't get anything through that carflex, it was compressed in more than one spot I'm afraid... I can only imagine what was actually done...

 

[resistance]

The landscapers know what it takes to create resistance:lol:

 

[ptonsparky]

Maybe if there was more reactants there would be less.

 

[DelightedInYahweh]

Aren't conductors supposed to go in really tight spaces..........:lol:


I bet the guy behind the work said.......Oh the electrician can fix it :dunce:

 

[John120/240]

Professional landscapers would notice the problem & fix the situation or at least give you the

opportunity to fix it.

 

[gadfly56]

At least if you used EMT or RMC he'd have had to work to smash it flat :lol:.

 

[John120/240]

EMT or Rigid don't have the flexibilty needed for this situation. Maybe if you had entered the

box vertically from below there would be less carflex exposure. Less chance for damage.

 

[stickboy1375]

EMT or Rigid don't have the flexibilty needed for this situation. Maybe if you had entered the

box vertically from below there would be less carflex exposure. Less chance for damage.

I didn't install the box personally, not sure if we left the boxes with whips already installed or what, all i know it that is what I came back to after the wall was built. Im not a huge fan of other trades using carflex to begin with, they always go over 360 degrees and the runs are ridiculously long... it's a struggle every single time.