Split Coupling & RGS

[readydave8]

. . . one concern I would have would be the threads getting crushed . . .

I briefly thought you were worried about OP"s thead getting crushed

 

[Smart $]

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One concern I would have would be the threads getting crushed by the clamping (as opposed to screwing, like on an Ericsson) style of installation.

You have to align the threads (to install correctly ). An inherent downside in using split couplings.

 

[kwired]

Are these "split" couplings for dry locations only or do they have a way to seal water out of the "split"

I bet you won't find one suitable for use in hazardous locations - at least not class 1 locations, maybe class 2 or 3 could be possible.

 

[BJ Conner]

Split Couplings

Split Couplings

The couplings (OZ SSPs) are concrete tight. They can save your bacon if running GRS is a pour with lots of rebar. ( one that's hard to work in).

 

[mstrlucky74]

I don't think he has ever been on an electrical job.
He wasn't telling the truth when he said that when he changed his identity there shouldn't be any more dumb questions.

Your just a miserable idiot..

 

[mstrlucky74]

Have you done electrical work before?

Just installed and wires two lights and a switch in my garage....:blink:

 

[K8MHZ]

Just installed and wires two lights and a switch in my garage....:blink:

Were they on your lawn tractor?

(Sorry, I couldn't help myself :lol

 

[mstrlucky74]

Were they on your lawn tractor?

(Sorry, I couldn't help myself :lol

That was good