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[Post New]10/24/2014 03:18 AM EDT
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Joe Tedesco
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Make sure that they are installed properly and are not on backwards.
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[Post New]11/10/2014 01:48 PM EST
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Pete Campbell
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Most likely to be found in commercial work, right? Looks like GRC between the panels.
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[Post New]11/20/2014 06:18 PM EST
    Subject: Re:Checking conduit locknuts
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Joe Tedesco
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Pete Campbell wrote:Most likely to be found in commercial work, right? Looks like GRC between the panels.


This can be found in a residential, commercial, or industrial Building. I found this in a Ramada Inn in South Carolina.
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[Post New]11/20/2014 07:01 PM EST
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Juan Jimenez
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What if there is one on the inside too?
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[Post New]11/20/2014 07:30 PM EST
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Joe Tedesco
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Juan Jimenez wrote:What if there is one on the inside too?


It is required, along with an insulated bushing, and in some cases it will be required to be a bonding bushing.
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