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I know many brands of LFMC are listed for direct burial. However, I cannot find any fittings that are listed for direct burial.
I am trying to come out of a large jbox, below grade, and use flex conduit to avoid tree roots and hit a receptacle above grade. It has been recommended to me by a P.E. to use LFMC for this application. Is LFMC the right conduit to use, and if so, who makes fittings listed for direct burial? A little help for this lowly E.I.T., please. |
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How do you have access to the j-box below grade ?
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Frank Arizona,USA |
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BURIED JUNCTIONS!!!!! at this point it sounds like anything you do will be an improvement.....
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Read the exception to 314.29 and grab a shovel.
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Caligula,
Lfmc fittings must be listed, I'm not 100% sure if d.b. is part of the listing.
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According to the UL white book conduit fitting listed for direct bury should be marked by either direct bury or DB.
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Clarification, just for the record, by "jbox below grade" I mean an ingrade box, with a top, like a quazite box.....
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I do not see where LFMC fittings are suitable for direct burial.
Art 356, LFNC-B fittings are listed for direct burial, but the straight fitting only. 356.42.
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Thanks guys. |
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