globe trekker
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Greetings to all!
I have a project where the electrical contractor wants to install service conductors
from a pad mounted transformer to a metal trough; which is on the exterior of
the building. From that existing trough, they want to install 4" rigid metal conduit
( RMC ) up in to a 400 amp. disconnect and then continue on up in to the "above
the ceilng" space of an existing, adjacent tenant space and run horizontally in to
the adjacent tenant space; through the tenant space separating wall
(non-fire rated) down into the new interior electrical panel.
I am questioning the proposed installation, citing Article 230.6 from the 2008 NEC.
QUESTION # 1: Can the EC install the conductors in this manner?
FWIW, after reading some more in the 2008 NEC, these conductors would be
considered feeders.
Thanks for any input!
.
I have a project where the electrical contractor wants to install service conductors
from a pad mounted transformer to a metal trough; which is on the exterior of
the building. From that existing trough, they want to install 4" rigid metal conduit
( RMC ) up in to a 400 amp. disconnect and then continue on up in to the "above
the ceilng" space of an existing, adjacent tenant space and run horizontally in to
the adjacent tenant space; through the tenant space separating wall
(non-fire rated) down into the new interior electrical panel.
I am questioning the proposed installation, citing Article 230.6 from the 2008 NEC.
QUESTION # 1: Can the EC install the conductors in this manner?
FWIW, after reading some more in the 2008 NEC, these conductors would be
considered feeders.
Thanks for any input!
.
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