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01-13-15, 05:48 PM

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Conduit thru a stud cavity.

Just wondering if this is a correct/code compliant way from a flush mounted panel, to an out building? It would consist of two pull elbows mounted to each other 180 degrees apart, with the exterior wall in between. Name: conduit.jpg
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01-13-15, 05:55 PM

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Sure... that is no problem. LB's are what you would use.

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Thank you. why can't i post a thread with less than 25 characters?

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why can't i post a thread with less than 25 characters?

Because you don't know the secret.

Seriously, it is to prevent smart alec answers to serious questions.

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Thanks again >>>>>>>>>>>>>

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