Non UL liquid Tight

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don_resqcapt19

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When you order seatight from the supply house around here, you will get the non-listed type unless you specify listed.
Don
 

rbalex

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don_resqcapt19 said:
When you order seatight from the supply house around here, you will get the non-listed type unless you specify listed.
Don
That's interesting since virtually every Chapter 3 raceway is now required to be listed. (Section 3xx.6 of the respective Articles)

Edit add: "Of course "listed" does not necessarily mean UL.
 

henry1223

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I was under the assumption that we could not install any type of raceway that was not UL listed never in my life have I had to request from an electrical supply house that the liquid tight be UL listed I am not even sure why they woul carry Non Ul listed mat. But thank you for the responses.
 

tom baker

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Wholesale houses sell non listed as its less expensive and they don't know any better.
I very seldom use LT Flex. I use non metallic, installs easier, always end up with an EGC. The T&B black NM LT fittings and black NMLT are the way to go. Its easier to install than Carflex.
 

raider1

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The supply houses in my area are the same. They have 1 box of listed sealtight back in the corner with about an inch of dust on it. When I ask for the listed flex, they always ask me why I want to spend all that extra money. :rolleyes:

Chris
 
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