DX Fitting

[Alwayslearningelec]

With these EX/DX fiting they need to be used with RGS so depending on conduit layout you may have to cut/thread the conduit at one end ONLY. Obviously not on both ends as you start with full length of threaded conduit.

I though you had to install some sort of bonding jumper on these from fitting to conduit???

https://www.ideadigitalcontent.com/files/NEURSPE/259309.pdf

 

[Rock86]

I've seen products like this used for such applications. maintains continuity across both sides of the expansion joint.

Appleton BJ45075 :: Bonding Jumper, 1/2 to 3/4", 14" Length, Tinned Copper Braid :: PLATT ELECTRIC SUPPLY

Bonding Jumper, 1/2 to 3/4 Inch, 14 Inch Length, Tinned Copper Braid, Cat #: BJ45075, Mfr: Appleton

platt.com

 

[Rock86]

 

[wlaricci]

The description says the bonding jumper is internal.

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[kwired]

With these EX/DX fiting they need to be used with RGS so depending on conduit layout you may have to cut/thread the conduit at one end ONLY. Obviously not on both ends as you start with full length of threaded conduit.

I though you had to install some sort of bonding jumper on these from fitting to conduit???

https://www.ideadigitalcontent.com/files/NEURSPE/259309.pdf

Reading through the features my guess is it has threaded entry on both ends.

It does say it has internal bonding jumper.

 

[Rock86]

after further review of the play, you would be correct lol. Hmm.

The description says the bonding jumper is internal.

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[kwired]

after further review of the play, you would be correct lol. Hmm.

Other brands may not have said bonding, this one does, one of the reasons I think it probably also has threaded entries on both ends.