What are some of the most outrageous things that have happened recently?
Asked by Atharv Anchan 
6 months ago
Last Updated: May 24, 2024
There have been so many funny moments lately! š¤£
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Well, at least he managed to stay right in the middle.
Was faster than me.
Absolutely perfect š³šš¤£
As long as it’s UL listed, it should be fine.
That is the correct method for transitioning between various systems or voltages
What you think and the truth probably don’t align too well
Hey, you’re an old-timer so I’ll cut you some slack, but this won’t fly just like the last one didn’t pass inspection. š¤£
It’s in compliance, but it’s pretty absurd.
Just utilize a cupping and nipple in the box to accommodate locknuts on the outside
I’m fine with it as long as everything is level
Our supports should not be used by bad guys
It’s effective
They at least convinced him to increase it to 80.
There is no issue with that
Wow, that’s impressive.
Is that so?
Some of the knock outs appear larger than the connectors. Adding spacers would have been a good idea, even with the secure conduit. The gaps are giving off an unprofessional look, which might attract curious individuals looking for other signs of unprofessionalism.
Got it. Poor craftsmanship will be inspected more thoroughly.
Someone really upset the gas guy.
What do you think came first…the chicken or the egg?
Hold on, is the white conduit really made of plumbing PVC pipe?
Has a white conduit that has been painted
I’ve never come across white electrical conduit before, and I don’t think you’re supposed to use EMT connectors on PVC conduit. But what about PVC conduit connectors?
Is that Rob Roy over there?
EMT
Caught you, the one going through the gutter appears to be pvc coated rigid š
Could it be possible that someone accidentally put a water line through it? I’ve experienced similar situations before.
There was a fire, the sprinklers went off, and sadly everyone died due to electrocution.
Does anyone know which code specifies that conduit should not run through a gutter box?
Can you point me to where it says that in the code book? I just checked out 314.28 (A)1-3 and didn’t find anything… maybe I’m looking in the wrong section?
I think it’s covered in 300.10. About the electrical continuity of metal raceways.
Those Plumbers, I tell ya.