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Just been looking at regs for this. Using flexible conduit should provide strain relief and a compliant bend at the top cavity point of entry - that's where most of the mechanical stress would be (reg 522.8.4 and .5). It would also provide protection from falling debris (reg 522.6.2).
 

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