Can multiple grounding conductor be pulled in a single conduit?
We have an application where a single (main) conduit will be tapped into multiple enclosure via Tee-conduit bodies and we intend to daisy-chain grounding conductor between the enclosure. This would result in a smaller section of the conduit i.e. between Tee-conduit body and a given enclosure to have 2 grounding conductors before they part ways to the next enclosure on the main conduit run. is there anything in NEC that prevents you from doing that?
P.S: Customer specification states: "Only one equipment grounding conductor shall be run in each conduit and be the largest size required for any circuit routed in that conduit"
We have an application where a single (main) conduit will be tapped into multiple enclosure via Tee-conduit bodies and we intend to daisy-chain grounding conductor between the enclosure. This would result in a smaller section of the conduit i.e. between Tee-conduit body and a given enclosure to have 2 grounding conductors before they part ways to the next enclosure on the main conduit run. is there anything in NEC that prevents you from doing that?
P.S: Customer specification states: "Only one equipment grounding conductor shall be run in each conduit and be the largest size required for any circuit routed in that conduit"