cable in conduit cable end seals

[Wire-Smith]

Wrong.


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code reference please

[Wire-Smith]

Wrong.

[QUOTE=Dale001289;1919231]


501.15(D)(2) exception

....by an approved means.....


article 100

Approved- acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction

[Dale001289]

501.15(D)(2) exception

....by an approved means.....


article 100

Approved- acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction

“Approved“ and “Approved Means” are not the same thing -


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[Wire-Smith]

Wrong.

are you thinking of listed? its different

[Wire-Smith]

“Approved“ and “Approved Means” are not the same thing -


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110.2 Approval. "the conductors and equipment required or permitted by this code shall be acceptable only if approved.

informational note. see... definitions of approved....."


once again, code reference please. i don't subscribe to dales electrical code just NEC


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  an action or system by which a result is brought about; a method.

put the two together and what do you have?

[Dale001289]

are you thinking of listed? its different

The sealant must be explosion proof vs nonexplosion proof or simply “minimizing gases “ such as duct seal - it must be listed or labeled. Once it has been listed by an approved means it can then be approved the AHJ


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[Wire-Smith]

The sealant must be explosion proof vs nonexplosion proof or simply “minimizing gases “ such as duct seal - it must be listed or labeled. Once it has been listed by an approved means it can then be approved the AHJ


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code reference please, not everything we use is listed, by what u r saying every electrical installation is in violation right now

[Wire-Smith]

The sealant must be explosion proof vs nonexplosion proof or simply “minimizing gases “ such as duct seal - it must be listed or labeled. Once it has been listed by an approved means it can then be approved the AHJ


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TSC is listed for explosion-proof seals

and no seal completely seals out gases, all of them only minimize


why the h*** do you think the code allows this?

[Dale001289]

TSC is explosionproof

Exactly TSC is used with cable seals - why don’t you try reading from the beginning post pretty please


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[Wire-Smith]

Exactly TSC is used with cable seals - why don’t you try reading from the beginning post pretty please


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why don't you try reading the code book?


i agree tsc is for cable seals, always thought that. this post provides no good argument or information