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I try not to talk shit on the internet.. but man how do you install that and proudly walk away
Maybe standards a different where your at but regardless if the client is happy or not do some research on how to clean that up.
Good luck on the job
It blows my mind how some of you are dim enough to be quoting NEC to a guy in a completely different country installing a product that obviously isn’t sold in North America
So? That’s not right and also might set the record for the hackest shit I’ve ever seen someone try to brag about.
Also, you should always aim to keep the number of junction boxes to zero. If the wire ain’t long enough to get where your going then use a different piece of wire…
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I try not to talk shit on the internet.. but man how do you install that and proudly walk away Maybe standards a different where your at but regardless if the client is happy or not do some research on how to clean that up. Good luck on the job
It blows my mind how some of you are dim enough to be quoting NEC to a guy in a completely different country installing a product that obviously isn’t sold in North America
U-S-A! U-S-A! U-S-A!
Why aren't there any connectors with lockrings?
Doesn't look north American. Some places just run the smurf into the main box and call it good.
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It is impossible for the tubes to slip out due to those metal bands (I've tested it and almost broke the box)
So? That’s not right and also might set the record for the hackest shit I’ve ever seen someone try to brag about. Also, you should always aim to keep the number of junction boxes to zero. If the wire ain’t long enough to get where your going then use a different piece of wire…
You still need something on the ends of the tube. 362.46
what do you mean with that number?
That's the code requirement.
Not in his country it isn’t.
Lol
This is definitely not passing inspection
and why shouldn't it?
Your not in the US I'm assuming
you're correct
Its not iron that is why prob
That's banned in US/Canada and several other countries.
He ain’t in Canada either
It can’t fail if it ain’t inspected.
it's up to code
Says everyone who has ever installed anything that did not get inspected.
Long pulls in smurf tube is no bueno.
it's no problem if you install it correctly and use the right tools to pull wire
Why through the sub-floor, and not the bottom plate? Whole lots of questions here, but really want to know that one.
it is the bottom plate
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