I. General
354.1 |
Scope |
354.2 |
Definition |
This is a factory assembly of conductors or cables in a nonmetallic circular conduit.
354.6 |
Listing Requirements |
II. Installation
354.10 |
Uses Permitted |
It can be used encased or embedded in concrete, in cinder fill, for direct burial cable with cover requirements as noted in Tables 300.5 and 300.50 under rigid nonmetallic conduit, and in underground locations subject to corrosive action as noted in Section 300.6 and where subject to chemicals when the assembly is approved for it.
354.12 |
Uses Not Permitted |
It cannot be used in exposed locations, inside buildings with one exception, and in hazardous (classified) locations except as noted in Sections 503.3(A), 504.20, 514.8, 515.8, and 501.4(B).
354.20 |
Size |
It cannot be smaller than metric designator 16 (trade size ½) or larger than metric designator 103 (trade size 4).
354.22 |
Number of Conductors |
Not to exceed number shown in Table 1 of Chapter 9.
354.24 |
BendsHow Made |
They must be made manually; the conduit must not be damaged and the internal diameter must not be reduced. Refer to Table 354.24.
354.26 |
BendsNumber in One Run |
The maximum is not more than 360° between termination points.
354.28 |
Trimming |
354.46 |
Bushings |
354.48 |
Joints |
354.50 |
Conductor Terminations |
354.56 |
Splices and Taps |
354.60 |
Grounding |
III. Construction Specifications
354.100 |
Construction |
354.120 |
Marking |
Must be marked every 3.05 m (10 ft.). It also must be identified on a tag at each end of the assembly or on the side of the reel.
Article 90 Introduction
General
Wiring and Protection
Wiring Methods and Materials
Equipment for General Use
Special Occupancies
Special Equipment
Special Conditions
Tables
Annex C. Conduit and Tubing Fill Tables for Conductors and Fixture Wires of the Same Size
Annex D. Examples
Annex E. Types of Construction