Conduit Systems

Neidle, Michael

doi:10.1007/978-1-349-81409-1_4

Michael Neidle T. Eng. (C.E.I), F.I.T.E, A.S.E.E. (Dipl.)²

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Steel conduits form a major wiring method that requires great installation skill. The system consists of a series of threaded tubes with boxes for the various outlets; cables are drawn through the conduits after erection. Outstanding features are their sturdiness and rewireability so that obsolete cables can be replaced at any time.

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Institution of Electrical Engineers, UK
Michael Neidle T. Eng. (C.E.I), F.I.T.E, A.S.E.E. (Dipl.) (Associate Member)

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Neidle, M. (1979). Conduit Systems. In: Basic Electrical Installations. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81409-1_4

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