Electricity in NOLA

[tallgirl]

Thanks for the compliment, in re the CAD work. My father and brother have both been professional draftsmen and I learned drafting from when I did ship design 25+ years ago. Never thought I'd put that skill to use after I became a computer geek

I'm definitely going to look into Smurf pipe, but for the time being need to pick a direction and go with it. I've never worked with it, so I don't feel comfortable trying to explain to others how to use it. Assuming I can get my hands on a gutted house for a couple of days -- along with a large pile of money -- I might be able to get some experience with it.

I do have a good working relationship with an EC in the area. She's liked all the work I've done this far, so I'm hoping she'll be willing to inspect and sign off on what I'm up to this time around. I'll find out in less than a week.

 

[e57]

You can find a number of resouces from their manufacturer. Personally I hate the stuff, but for what you are doing - it could be just the ticket.

Flex-Plus? Blue? ENT

Check out thier site, including photos, general instrctions, etc. But for your purposes I would stick to the basic items. Bulk reels of 1/2", A253D's (Connectors), A122 one gang and A238 two gang boxes, or boxes and rings. With this stuff instalation is pretty basic. Cut and trim with a utility knife, click it twice, and support with a zip or wire tie.

Even a Caveman could do it.....

 

[tallgirl]

More CAD

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This is mostly about 210.52 (A) (2) (1), it also illustrates the 12' spacing between outlets, though the distance is actually less.