Incoming and outgoing conductors in the same conduit

[rugrat]

Am I allowed to run incoming and outgoing conductors in the same conduit? Because a restroom is built with a 2 inch stub, so I am feeding power to the panel and the panel is feeding a booster pump and lift pump. Am I allowed to run all the conductors in the same conduit? Of course only if they meet the fill requirements.

 

[jaggedben]

Yes.

 

[ptonsparky]

Maybe.
Read 230.7 and let us know what you think.

 

[infinity]

Am I allowed to run incoming and outgoing conductors in the same conduit? Because a restroom is built with a 2 inch stub, so I am feeding power to the panel and the panel is feeding a booster pump and lift pump. Am I allowed to run all the conductors in the same conduit? Of course only if they meet the fill requirements.

Since you'll have more than 3 CCC's you'll have to derate the ampacity of the conductors otherwise you're good to go.

 

[Dennis Alwon]

I agree not a problem as long as the conductors are not service conductors

 

[Jraef]

And so long as none of the output conductors come from a VFD.

 

[roger]

Hmmm, if you were not allowed to put incoming and outgoing conductors in the same conduit switch loops would be a real problem.

 

[kwired]

As mentioned can't be service plus non service conductors mixed in there. Also as mentioned ampacity adjustments will be required based on number of current carrying conductors.