EMT - UL Heads Up [RE-wrenches]

[Mark Byington]

"... so what about using USE wire in EMT?  They can't argue about the wire getting wet??  ( or for that
matter the THWN)"

Most inspectors we deal with (SF bay area) require all conductors in outdoor EMT to be
90 degree C and wet rated.  This means USE-2 or THWN-2.

Mark
Cobalt Power Systems, Inc.



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