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ya I looked at that. it's really great.
1/2 emt and 1" gal come both in ten foot sticks.

LOL,
nayR!

[This message has been edited by Trumpy (edited 01-08-2005).]

Here's one:
You have 118 feet of two inch rigid between the panel and the box. What is the minimum number of straps required to support it?

I think the pipe question got ya tho.
EMT is ten feet without the coupling rigid is ten feet with the coupling, making them 9'11".

Hey bucket, I have found most of the folks on this forum to be pretty durn good people and very helpful. So I hope some of the posts on your thread don't take you back.

( I think they get more friendly as you get further and further from the East Coast. )

Your answer to my question is not correct.
Should be 200.7 (C)(2)

I have been looking around for that for a couple days though. Thanks for doing my home work!

What is the maximum number of conductors one may place inside EMT Conduit?

Please give number of conductors, size of conductors, size of EMT, and OCPD size assuming non-continuous loads.

Hint: This Calculator may help...

OUCH!!


Bill

Bill I concur!!! double ouch!!!

Sun Tzu wrote in the 'Art of War', about 2300 years ago - do not under estimate your enemy. I say do not under estimate your friends, including us Easterners !!!

Pierre

"What is the maximum number of conductors one may place inside EMT Conduit?"

singl or three phase?

1" emt @ (24")
#12 awg
20 amp ocp
# of thhn conductore are 26

1"emt @ (25")
#12 awg
20 amp ocp
# of thhn @ 75c conductore are 6+ground unbalanced

-single phase 9+gound balanced
-three phase 8+gound balanced

What 3 IBEW locals make the most money per hour?

Does this comply? State NEC refferance.

2 Bx off-sets, 3 - 90's, 2 - 45's on the same run of conduit.