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Hi,

What size and type of conduit would you use in a shop basement for a lighting and a socket outlet circuit. Both would be surface mount. Thanks.

Nick
 
Its not really a case of how many, (although that does play an obvious part) but its what you are using them for (power and/or lighting etc) as the current carrying capacity of the cables will change due to lading and grouping.
 
If feasible Then I would probably look at running 2x2 plastic trunking around the room, then either conduit or trunking drops off that. The scope for any additional sockets, light switches etc is then unlimited providing you stay within the circuit limitations.
 
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Hi Jason,

How many singles can you run down 20mm conduit? Thanks.

Nick


Look in Appendix 5 on the OSG it tells you Cable factors and the |Maximum for condit sizes. (P119,120) note the maximum bends. this is the maximum before an access point such as a Junction box or Inspection Bend.

Theres plenty of room in a 20mm for 6x 2.5mm's and 4 1.5mm's!!!


All depends on how many bends there are and how long the run is between access.
 
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