Sep 20, 2012 · For the most part C type conduit bodies cannot take the place of a pulling point with large raceways and large conductors. If the conductors are #4 or larger than the conduit body needs to be 8X the conduit size which a standard conduit body isn't.

Jul 23, 2024 · Forget a C conduit body if you need a pull point to avoid more than 360° in a run with #4 or larger conductors. It usually does not comply with the 8X rule.

Pulling wire or cable through conduit is a fundamental skill needed for electricians or anyone who installs wiring systems. Conduits provide protection for electrical wires, shielding them from damage and aiding with maintenance.

Mar 2, 2020 · Here are 8 steps for pulling the wire through conduit. Measure the OD of the cable and the OD of the conduit to make sure it will fit. Measure the conduit from end to end to know its length. If the conduit length is longer than your fish tape, …

Conduit bodies are junctures that connect the protective raceways that transport electrical wire between destinations. There are multiple types of conduit bodies, each redirecting wires in a unique way.

Apr 5, 2024 · Pre-lube the conduit before pulling the wire, then lube the wire as it is being pulled into the conduit. Run your fish tape through the conduit and securely attach a small rag, you don't want to lose the rag in the conduit.

Jun 14, 2008 · is there any where in the code book that tell me that i have to install pulling C's or boxes after so may feet of conduit run and if so where can i find it? It is not in the code. You are limited to 360 degree of bends. It may be wise to add boxes, etc for convience of pull and to not overstress wires on long pulls.

The 1/2 in. Type C Conduit Body with Cover and Gasket gives access to a raceway for wire pulling, splicing and maintenance. It is made of copper-free die-cast aluminum for corrosion resistance. This conduit body meets UL and CSA requirements.

Oct 7, 2021 · I'm running 2-2-4-6 MHF (4 RHW-2/USE-2 aluminum conductors) though 1-1/4" PVC conduit. Due to the number of bends I have a C type conduit body in the middle. Whole pull was pretty easy with wire lube however I'm having trouble getting the last bit through the conduit body (see picture).

Wire Pulling is the process of pulling electrical wire through conduit. It involves tying a “head” or “nose” on the end of the wire and then attaching it to an adequately rated nylon/polyester cord or string (a.k.a. “mule tape”) that is either pushed through the conduit or sucked through using a …