feeder bond bushing

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hdt1980

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More information is need to help. Are you pulling in EMT? PVC?

If EMT or any other metallic tubing, then yes you are required to have ground bushings, make sure it is continuous as well.

-HDT
 

infinity

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For the most part bonding bushings are not required very often. If you're over 250 volts and have concentric or eccentric KO's that would be different.
 

don_resqcapt19

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The fact that you are installing an internal EGC of the wire type does not change any of the installation rules for a metallic raceway.
 

kwired

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More information is need to help. Are you pulling in EMT? PVC?

If EMT or any other metallic tubing, then yes you are required to have ground bushings, make sure it is continuous as well.

-HDT
Based on NEC only this is not true. Over 250 volts or when encountering concentric/eccentric knockouts often requires additional bonding methods and some equipment is listed to not require additional bonding in those instances. Service raceways are the other case where additional bonding methods may be required.
 
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