Conduit Support

[Rossdiaz]

Can someone find something in the code for supporting this conduit or is it fine? (the photo shows a 3/4" EMT ) suspended but supported within 10' .

 

[kwired]

If no more than 10 feet between supports it is fine per NEC.

Probably a good idea to at least have steel couplings and not die cast couplings - can't tell for certain which you have there.

 

[LarryFine]

It looks like a compression coupling to me.

I would put a hanger near that bend if it were me.

 

[infinity]

Looks OK to me with the exception of the compression couplings. We only use steel set screw.

 

[rambojoe]

Can someone find something in the code for supporting this conduit or is it fine? (the photo shows a 3/4" EMT ) suspended but supported within 10' .View attachment 21340

and hopefully that is just a duct and not a unit on the other side.. the tin knockers will surely remind you if it is. always bad when they need to swap it out! + 2 for a hanger, it will get bent.

 

[Coppersmith]

It looks like the pipe is being supported by the wall on the other side of that insulation. If that is the case, I don't believe a hanger support is required near the 90. It's already supported.

 

[AKElectrician]

Securely Fastened every 10’, or supported when run horizontally by framing members not exceeding 10’.

From your pic you should have one strap on the vert studs, and either a strap or it resting on the top plate of that wall, not exceeding 10’.

358.30 a,b 2017 NEC