A anbm Senior Member Location TX Occupation Designer Mar 13, 2025 #1 How to transit 4"PVC conduit (out of ductbank) to 2"C and terminate at 225A, 480/3 elec. panel above ground? Duct bank is 5 feet from the 225A panel. Using conduit coupling? is it available in the market? or an underground pull box?
How to transit 4"PVC conduit (out of ductbank) to 2"C and terminate at 225A, 480/3 elec. panel above ground? Duct bank is 5 feet from the 225A panel. Using conduit coupling? is it available in the market? or an underground pull box?
augie47 Moderator Staff member Location Tennessee Occupation State Electrical Inspector (Retired) Mar 13, 2025 #2 Carlon and others make reducing couplings
A anbm Senior Member Location TX Occupation Designer Mar 13, 2025 #3 augie47 said: Carlon and others make reducing couplings Click to expand... PVC to RMC coupling?
roger Moderator Staff member Location Fl Occupation Retired Electrician Mar 13, 2025 #4 Why transition to metal?
C curt swartz Electrical Contractor - San Jose, CA Location San Jose, CA Occupation Electrical Contractor Mar 13, 2025 #5 If you must reduce use a PVC Swedge Reducer. Its like a funnel so make an easy transition to pull through. Why not keep the 4" for the last 5'?
If you must reduce use a PVC Swedge Reducer. Its like a funnel so make an easy transition to pull through. Why not keep the 4" for the last 5'?
A anbm Senior Member Location TX Occupation Designer Mar 13, 2025 #6 better protection when penetrate concrete slab and up to panel above? also spec. calls for it.
A anbm Senior Member Location TX Occupation Designer Mar 13, 2025 #7 anbm said: PVC to RMC coupling? Click to expand... roger said: Why transition to metal? Click to expand... per spec
anbm said: PVC to RMC coupling? Click to expand... roger said: Why transition to metal? Click to expand... per spec
A anbm Senior Member Location TX Occupation Designer Mar 13, 2025 #8 roger said: Why transition to metal? Click to expand... better protection when penetrate concrete slab and up to panel above? also spec. calls for it.
roger said: Why transition to metal? Click to expand... better protection when penetrate concrete slab and up to panel above? also spec. calls for it.