Well I have this question I have been told that when making a penetration in a building that a Myers hub is required, by code
The buildings are in a classified area, exterior C1 D2 the building is gp interior protected by pressurization
I have always used a hub at the location were entry, however in some cases this is not possible,
I included boundary seals however on this application the electricians did not use a hub at a penetration do to installation restriction,
A conduit seal is adjacent to the wall within 18" the conduit was sealed with silicon at the point of entry to seal from elements.
The building walls are a steel fabrication of 3" wide walls with an inside wall skin, a conduit nipple was installed through the wall and secured to the inside by means of a lock ring inside a pull box
I have had this debate before and the code indicates that no fitting shall be used at a boundary when changing between classifications,
However I have had some customers in some cases preferred the hub it is usually a matter of choice, so I will include this as a standard installation method
Can someone tell me were in the code is indicates that a Myers Hub is required at a penetration
This customer is threaten to hold pay unless changes are made or proof that this is not a code requirement
Thanks
The buildings are in a classified area, exterior C1 D2 the building is gp interior protected by pressurization
I have always used a hub at the location were entry, however in some cases this is not possible,
I included boundary seals however on this application the electricians did not use a hub at a penetration do to installation restriction,
A conduit seal is adjacent to the wall within 18" the conduit was sealed with silicon at the point of entry to seal from elements.
The building walls are a steel fabrication of 3" wide walls with an inside wall skin, a conduit nipple was installed through the wall and secured to the inside by means of a lock ring inside a pull box
I have had this debate before and the code indicates that no fitting shall be used at a boundary when changing between classifications,
However I have had some customers in some cases preferred the hub it is usually a matter of choice, so I will include this as a standard installation method
Can someone tell me were in the code is indicates that a Myers Hub is required at a penetration
This customer is threaten to hold pay unless changes are made or proof that this is not a code requirement
Thanks