Conduit Fill Chart - Wire Size

Above information referenced from Table C.1, Table C.3, Table C.4, and Table C.9 in the NEC® (National Electric Code®).

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For more information on the following types of conduit, please see our conduit fill charts below, which are based on Appendix C of the National Electric Code® (NEC®) of .

If you have any other questions, see the NEC® Code Book or ask an Elliott Electric Salesperson.

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Conduit is a general term used to describe the various tubular raceways that provide an easy and convenient means of running multiple circuits through one pathway. The main purpose of a conduit is to enclose and protect the electrical wires within, but conduits also allow circuits to be added, removed, or replaced much more quickly and easily than with multiwire cable. Menards

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offers many types of electrical conduit for a variety of applications. This buying guide will help you understand the differences among the various types of conduit and help you choose the best kind for your project.

Metallic Conduit Types

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