I ibew236 Member Mar 17, 2004 #1 Can anyone think of any reason why someone would think that the grounding electrode conductor can only be protected from physical damage with PVC conduit. I can use EMT or rigid, right, or am I missing something here?
Can anyone think of any reason why someone would think that the grounding electrode conductor can only be protected from physical damage with PVC conduit. I can use EMT or rigid, right, or am I missing something here?
W websparky Senior Member Location Cleveland, Ohio Mar 17, 2004 #2 Re: GEC You may use any of those. However if it is metalic, you will have to use bonding bushings at each end.
Re: GEC You may use any of those. However if it is metalic, you will have to use bonding bushings at each end.
electricman2 Senior Member Location North Carolina Occupation Retired Electrical Contractor Mar 17, 2004 #3 Re: GEC Haven't a clue. Do know PVC is easier to use. No need for bonding
I ibew236 Member Mar 18, 2004 #4 Re: GEC It would be acceptable to bond metallic conduit to the GEC, correct?
D dave81 Member Mar 18, 2004 #5 Re: GEC I would say probably preffered to further reduce the possibility of parraleling any faults
ryan_618 Senior Member Location Salt Lake City, Utah Mar 18, 2004 #6 Re: GEC Originally posted by ibew236: It would be acceptable to bond metallic conduit to the GEC, correct? Click to expand... Yes, it would be acceptable, and also required. 250.64(E).
Re: GEC Originally posted by ibew236: It would be acceptable to bond metallic conduit to the GEC, correct? Click to expand... Yes, it would be acceptable, and also required. 250.64(E).