depends on what you are doing this for. if this is an installation where a piece of broken conduit caused the issue or you are for some reason the circuit needs rerouted at a longer distance I'd replace it with the wire. Conversely it possible for wire that just ove 25 years old under heavy use to need replaced and in that case yes you can theoretically just attach the new run to the old run and thus replace the old buy pulling it through. This does assume that you don't need upgrade your wire size and or the conduit was large enough to start with. Beyond that if you are shortening the wire run distance sure that is usually fine as you just replace any cut ends and keep the rest. Does that answer your question? At Least partially?
I’m having concrete poured in my backyard 6 inch depth I want to run a better line from the back of the house to garage as it’s just a burial line now how far do I need to dig / bury the EMT piping under the concrete ?
Read the article numbers in NEC (national electrical code). Example Article 352 PVC Rigid Polyvinyl Chloride Conduit. For instance, if you read article 352.10 Uses Permitted you can get an idea of how PVC is used (or a scope of applications). An Electrical Illustrative Handbook helps too, but a RUclips video like this one is worth a thousand words.
Ah man! That is awesome! Getting a laugh today! Metal conduit! Scary! Yes! Agreeded PVC, non corrosive! I'd sooner use that and not have to think about possible issues with arching! I am aware of the dinkery with all this non sence! Video helped to solve that and have a second person confirm!
I have a dream where I can build an industrial themed pc with big exposed fin stack heat sinks, and flexible metal conduit used as sleeving for the cables. Unfortunately I cannot find anyone who produces conduits of that size.
If you're doubting your DIY abilities just remember, you conduit :)
Simply awful... congrats. 12/10 would def read your comment again.
Ahhhhh ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!! :)
thanks for making me laugh while it's 11 pm and I slept 5 hours last night. lol
Hey aren't you gay?
Which would be the best material for pipes in outdoor installation (exposed to sun,rain etc) PVC or HDPE ?
please can you share with us how those conduit used in practice.
Hi , in which NEC clause its mentioned that conduit is mandatory and must use ? May you please answer ?
i can only find the little thumbs up, how do i install (unlock) the big thumbs up feature?
EMT vs Heavy Walled Conduit same as light gauge vs heavy gauge?
Rather than replace a conduit, can you just thread new wire through the old conduit?
depends on what you are doing this for. if this is an installation where a piece of broken conduit caused the issue or you are for some reason the circuit needs rerouted at a longer distance I'd replace it with the wire. Conversely it possible for wire that just ove 25 years old under heavy use to need replaced and in that case yes you can theoretically just attach the new run to the old run and thus replace the old buy pulling it through. This does assume that you don't need upgrade your wire size and or the conduit was large enough to start with. Beyond that if you are shortening the wire run distance sure that is usually fine as you just replace any cut ends and keep the rest. Does that answer your question? At Least partially?
white vs gray pvc. Can you use gray and white interchangeably?
White is for plumbing. Gray is for electrical. Do not interchange.
Thank you this video answered my question
I’m having concrete poured in my backyard 6 inch depth I want to run a better line from the back of the house to garage as it’s just a burial line now how far do I need to dig / bury the EMT piping under the concrete ?
You want to use a PVC conduit for that
Right. Do you know how far I need to dig the pvc pipe ?
@@ghc7910 just put it under your subgrade
Dear gentleman
Can i use UF wire with PVC conduit for underground aplicaciones from a house to a barn ..?
Yes.
what tool used to bend heavy walled conduit?
Hydraulic bender
What type of conduit used for exposed pipe?
Jan Wick , rigid , IMT and liquid tight flex
This was helpful. Danke schon
What are the advantages of frls conduit pipes?
Why use a hard pipe and not a flexible one? What’s the difference
Thanks for the video =)
My pleasure!
Great videos
I wonder what they call this stuff in my country
this stuff is great
HELLO SIR ,PLEASE MAKE VIDEO ABOUT CONDUITS COMMMERSIAL HOUSE DIAGRAM..PLEASE
Flexible conduit reviews, please.
What are the advantages and disadvantage of all conduits and where can they be applied?
Too long?
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Read the article numbers in NEC (national electrical code). Example Article 352 PVC Rigid Polyvinyl Chloride Conduit. For instance, if you read article 352.10 Uses Permitted you can get an idea of how PVC is used (or a scope of applications). An Electrical Illustrative Handbook helps too, but a RUclips video like this one is worth a thousand words.
This is a man who wears gloves to work every day.
Are you sure about that?
Ah man! That is awesome! Getting a laugh today! Metal conduit! Scary! Yes! Agreeded PVC, non corrosive! I'd sooner use that and not have to think about possible issues with arching! I am aware of the dinkery with all this non sence! Video helped to solve that and have a second person confirm!
I have a dream where I can build an industrial themed pc with big exposed fin stack heat sinks, and flexible metal conduit used as sleeving for the cables. Unfortunately I cannot find anyone who produces conduits of that size.
Brake lines from an auto parts store.
I only here because I’m bored at work and I ship and sell pipe
nice
What is the outside diameter for electrical emt pipe? You could save a daughter father fishing trip :)
Hey Nathan! The typical diameter for EMT is 1.163''. Thanks for the support, enjoy your trip :)
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a minute and a half for the intro and zero information
@@tjunkieu2b maybe nothing you didn’t already know. I’m sure some people benefitted from the intro
Who typed Minecraft conduit and got this
me
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