Service piping
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Re: Service piping
With a standard LB, the service cables will be bent to a radius exceeding the minimum permitted.
There is no spelled out text, about an LB of any style, for a service. Some utility companies will require a hole in the screw head for a seal.
There may have been changes in this procedure. Anyone who likes please jump in.
Welcome, or should I say Aloha. I lived in Kailua, Oahu in 1956. I have been to Hawaii about 20 times since then.
Regards.
Bennie
[ July 26, 2003, 03:00 PM: Message edited by: bennie ]
With a standard LB, the service cables will be bent to a radius exceeding the minimum permitted.
There is no spelled out text, about an LB of any style, for a service. Some utility companies will require a hole in the screw head for a seal.
There may have been changes in this procedure. Anyone who likes please jump in.
Welcome, or should I say Aloha. I lived in Kailua, Oahu in 1956. I have been to Hawaii about 20 times since then.
Regards.
Bennie
[ July 26, 2003, 03:00 PM: Message edited by: bennie ]
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Re: Service piping
See 314.28(A)(3). Standard conduit bodies may be too small for use with conductors #4 and larger. If the conduit body does not have a pipe to pipe dimension as required in 314.28(A)(2) then you have to use a larger conduit body or one that is identified for use with larger conductors per 314.28(A)(3).
Don
See 314.28(A)(3). Standard conduit bodies may be too small for use with conductors #4 and larger. If the conduit body does not have a pipe to pipe dimension as required in 314.28(A)(2) then you have to use a larger conduit body or one that is identified for use with larger conductors per 314.28(A)(3).
Don
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