Drawing a blank here

[electricmanscott]

Can't find the reference regarding sleeving nm through a short sleeve into a panel.

 

[iwire]

It is in 312

 

[Bobhook149]

Chapter 9 note 4?

 

[EBFD6]

312.5(C) exceptions

 

[Dennis Alwon]

It is in 312

You wanted scott to work at it didn't you?

312.5(C) exceptions

You obviously didn't. :grin:

Chapter 9 note 4?

I don't think that is what Scott was looking for.

 

[electricmanscott]

You wanted scott to work at it didn't you?


You obviously didn't. :grin:


I don't think that is what Scott was looking for.

Hey I did work for it. I obviously failed! :grin:

Thnaks guys.

 

[George Stolz]

Can't find the reference regarding sleeving nm through a short sleeve into a panel.

Just stop reading at 90.4.

 

[jetlag]

Can't find the reference regarding sleeving nm through a short sleeve into a panel.

I do it all the time on outside panels on nm, uf , and se to protect cables untill reach the crawl space. Ive never understood why its not allowed. It is allowed coming out the top of the box , what difference could that possibly make. They dont flag you for that here if you use insulating bushing on each end and spray foam the outer end of the nipple. What is the difference in that and a conduit going in the ground 18 " below an outside panel to protect an underground conductor where it leaves the ground. It is a short conduit open on outer end and entering the panel.

 

[Cow]

I do it all the time on outside panels on nm

Uh oh, you just stirred up a hornets nest now!!

 

[Buck Parrish]

I do it all the time on outside panels on nm, uf , and se to protect cables untill reach the crawl space. Ive never understood why its not allowed. It is allowed coming out the top of the box , what difference could that possibly make. They dont flag you for that here if you use insulating bushing on each end and spray foam the outer end of the nipple. What is the difference in that and a conduit going in the ground 18 " below an outside panel to protect an underground conductor where it leaves the ground. It is a short conduit open on outer end and entering the panel.

Could be that a sleeve is not connected to a box on either end.

 

[jetlag]

Could be that a sleeve is not connected to a box on either end.

huh , I thought he was talking about a conduit sleeve entering the box , with an adapter and lock nut. what is he talking about just poking the sleeve thru the knockout. Doesnt matter either way wont pass code