ENT Installation Question

[jackderman]

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I have a question concerning the application of ENT. I have installed ENT embedded in concrete which is beneath a water feature.
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[FONT=&quot]The inspector is questioning this application because he feels that the water feature will weep water through 4" poured-in-place concrete.
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[FONT=&quot]He is questioning the use of ENT, however the manufacturer "Carlon" states that ENT is permitted in wet locations. The Electrical Code 680.10 doesn't say it can not be used.
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[FONT=&quot]Is this an acceptable installation and what article in the NEC would state this?
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Thank you in advance for any insight or advice being offered.
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[GoldDigger]

Does the ENT specialist say anything about embedded in concrete? The wet location part by itself is OK.

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[jumper]

362.10(6) Encased in poured concrete, or embedded in a concrete
slab on grade where ENT is placed on sand or approved
screenings, provided fittings identified for this
purpose are used for connections.