Concealed Conduit Body (LB,LL,LR)

[gjhayes66]

Can a conduit body, with out any wire splices, be concealed in a residential wall?

 

[iwire]

No, it must be accessible so the conductors can be repulled at a later date.

 

[SEO]

As iwire stated no take a look at section 314.29.

 

[steve66]

You might also refer to the definition of concealed in article 100.

You could put it behind some type of access panel.

 

[Sierrasparky]

Hey where did you get that stanley screwdriver in your Avitar i have not seen one in 20+ years

 

[gjhayes66]

Thanks for the info, I will check the code...

 

[gjhayes66]

Hey where did you get that stanley screwdriver in your Avitar i have not seen one in 20+ years

The Stanley "Yankee" I have, and use all the time, it lives in my tool pouch, I received as a gift from an older gental who had it for years and never learned to use it. When I got into the electrical field in 1985, Craftsman had a red handled "Yankee" that worked great. I also have a collection of five different size Northern Brothers Yankees, all older then 1946, hanging in my office...I love'm...they all work and we grab them to do things in the office...

 

[kbsparky]

... When I got into the electrical field in 1985, Craftsman had a red handled "Yankee" that worked great....

On my 20th birthday (1977), my folks gave me one of those red handled Craftsman Yankees ... I used that thing for YEARS before I got my first Milwaukee 7.2 volt cordless drill/driver!

I still have it in my old tools box ...

 

[kwired]

Hey where did you get that stanley screwdriver in your Avitar i have not seen one in 20+ years

Believe it or not I saw what is basically about the same thing but was not an original Stanley in a home center recently in a section of hand tools.