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[FREEBALL]

nobody has had to deal with basement wall wrap insulation or deal with overhead secondary above hvac equipment I guess anyway if anybody could give suggestions on either it would be appreciated

 

[iwire]

nobody has had to deal with basement wall wrap insulation or deal with overhead secondary above hvac equipment I guess anyway if anybody could give suggestions on either it would be appreciated

I have no idea what that product is.


The overhead secondary would be subject to power company rules not NEC rules. (Just like the ampacity table does not apply to them)

 

[steve66]

I'm not sure what wall wrap is either, but if its like I pictured it, you idea to run behind the insulation and put in a vapor barrier sounds as good as any. But that's from an engineer, not someone that actually does installs - so take it FWIW.

For the HVAC equipment, is it on the roof, or the ground? I think I'd give it the standard clearances. I don't know of any code section that specifically has clearances to HVAC equipment. It also could have been a POCO requirement.

 

[mgookin]

I take basement wall wrap to mean the thin multi-layered foil type product that's installed over furring strips on a block wall.
But I don't know what OP is asking.

 

[rcarroll]

Assuming the basement wrap is a fiberglass insulating blanket R-13, 15 or 19 rated with a vinyl coating shot to the concrete to hold it in place, yes, you can "fish" conduit behind the blanket & just cut out for the box the receptacle is mounted in.
No need for added vapor barrier since you are below grade, IMO.
That's how it's done in my town.