Robert hocevar
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Yes, two zipties, "in series"...so he must be an electrician!Just noticed the second image. A ziptie, nice touch!
You're just kiddin', right?I don’t see the problem everything is in approved conduit. The bend radius is correct along with the sweep. The LB access door is still accessible. Given its in a building there’s no need for it to be water tight.
He HAS to be kidding, I was hired to repair all the electrical violations and install new main panels for for the new tenant. This was only 2 things I took pics off. If one of my guys did this type of work. They would no longer work for me. Totally un fucking acceptableYou're just kiddin', right?
No support/clamp in sight for the sweep, the condulet door (which is not fully seated at the top) is the so-called "support".
No approved fitting/bushing to protect the wiring from the edge of the conduit where it's place loosely inside the condulet cover.
I would have worked over, always keep a stocked truck!Friday night, job need to be completed, no Home Depot nearby
Yes, I was hoping my use of the emoji would relay my sarcasm of that install - guess not!You're just kiddin', right?
No support/clamp in sight for the sweep, the condulet door (which is not fully seated at the top) is the so-called "support".
No approved fitting/bushing to protect the wiring from the edge of the conduit where it's place loosely inside the condulet cover.
Yeah, it seems the forum supports some but not all of the ones on the iPhone. When I'm on a real computer I try to use the ones provided in the forum menu. But I'm not often near a real computer and just reply using Tapatalk.I thought so....Ill be "on my toes" next time.
BTW, quite often 1 or more (and sometimes all) of your emojis in a post are broken, like below.
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There are a couple but it all depends on how much room is available on that wall for routing pipe. Ideally the pipe coming out of the wall horizontally would go into the back of a large enclosure. Then you can have multiple conduits ran from it.Out of curiosity, what is the correct approach here if you wanted to make that joint into a "T" with the least amount of work?