Today I will be talking about the optional calculation for All Electric Restaurants. A simple calculation that tends to fool many people on an electrical exam. Join me LIVE at 8:00AM ET on FastTraxTube.com/coffeehour
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What is your opinion about taking a wire way or pull box and cutting a portion out of the bottom of it to Mount over top of PVC conduits coming through a concrete slab beneath a panel? Here is the scenario, in our indoor air conditioned electrical rooms, we like to mount a pull box between the bottom of the electrical panels and the concrete below they're typically about 24 in to 30 inches tall and approximately 20 in wide with the depth of typically 8 in. We generally cut the bottom of the pull box out for the exception of about one inch around the edge and mount it directly over the conduits coming through the slab and secure it to the wall. We also seal between the floor and the bottom. We also add dividers in the boxes as needed to avoid more than 30 ccc in a cross section. Do you see any issue with this? It makes for a very clean looking end product.
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