Conduit typer for Riser?
- Thread starter Benton
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Will this be used as a mast?
Rewire
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you may want to check with your POCO ours sets out their requirements 2 in rigid is minimum if you attach to it, emt and pvc are allowed only if you house knob Thet require the service to be in conduit.
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I understood the first few words here, but "Google Translate" couldn't even touch the rest of the last sentence.
:?:lol:
Rewire
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I understood the first few words here, but "Google Translate" couldn't even touch the rest of the last sentence.
so you are the "one" on this forum.
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- New Jersey
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- Journeyman Electrician
The NEC only requires that it be of adequate strength to support the drop. Typically the POCO will tell you what that means. Around here is 2" GRC minimum.
kwired
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Will it also support a service drop?
As mentioned POCO will usually tell you how strong it needs to be if it is supporting their drop.
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Here's the relevant NEC section. As previously stated it makes no mention of size or type of conduit.
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