PVC in a pump room

[Alejandro]

Can I run PVC on a pump room for the Service wire coming underground

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[ptonsparky]

Do you have a local ordinance that says No?

Is it subject to damage?

A hazardous area?

I can here.

 

[Alejandro]

No, I've always seen Ridgid, that's why I asked. I couldn't find anything that says otherwise.
It's odd to me that they would quote a job with Ridgid when you can run PVC

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[oldsparky52]

No, I've always seen Ridgid, that's why I asked. I couldn't find anything that says otherwise.
It's odd to me that they would quote a job with Ridgid when you can run PVC

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Have you checked the PoCo requirements? They would have a say on this since it's their side of the meter.

Is it their side of the meter? I assumed so when you said "Service wire coming underground" in the OP.

 

[gadfly56]

Have you checked the PoCo requirements? They would have a say on this since it's their side of the meter.

Is it their side of the meter? I assumed so when you said "Service wire coming underground" in the OP.

Probably not. Fire pump conductors are treated as service conductors no matter what.

 

[oldsparky52]

Probably not. Fire pump conductors are treated as service conductors no matter what.

OP said pump room, and the 1st thing that popped into my mind was something like a carwash, a fire pump never crossed my mind. hmy: