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Hi everyone. Just a quick question, my brother is opening a new salon and wants to use copper piping as conduit. whats your thoughts on this[SUP]
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why not use stainless conduit? be difficult to maintain earthing continuity with copper pipe.
like that idea. the MICC, i mean.There are no such accessory boxes that would facilitate the use of standard copper pipe. What about 20mm steel conduit sleeved with 22mm copper pipe?
If he wants the copper effect, go the proper way and have bare MICC installed.
like that idea. the MICC, i mean.
Yes at our expense.Westminster is wired in copper conduit. I guess they had it specially made.
Where did you get it from?I have surface mounted copper conduit in my house. As stated you'd need to maintain earth continuity through the copper but it can be done with a bit of creativity.
didn't you know? marvo owns a south african copper mine.:17:Where did you get it from?
How is it any different to maintaining continuity with steel conduit? I've never seen copper conduit so wondering if parts are clamped together (split seam conduit)? I would have thought soldering would have been the ideal continuity optionI have surface mounted copper conduit in my house. As stated you'd need to maintain earth continuity through the copper but it can be done with a bit of creativity.
it can always be done. solder a braid or piece of Gn/Y from pipe to pipe within a back box with a fly lead to the box, but MICC would be a far better option.How is it any different to maintaining continuity with steel conduit? I've never seen copper conduit so wondering if parts are clamped together (split seam conduit)? I would have thought soldering would have been the ideal continuity option
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