[RE-wrenches] Pole Mount PVC
Ray Walters
ray at solarray.com
Tue Jan 3 15:24:00 PST 2012
We've only had to use Schedule 80 out of the concrete, but never
otherwise had a problem. Is his concern the structure of the concrete?
It's ballast, not a pier that takes a compressive load. We've never had
a problem in 2 decades.
Ray
On 1/3/2012 11:48 AM, Jeff Yago wrote:
>
> Drake,
>
> This is a very common way to install this conduit, so I really would
> like to know how this inspector would route wire from the top of a
> pole down into a trench while passing through a concrete footer.
>
> We have inserted a one-size larger conduit elbow when we pour the
> concrete which sticks up above the top of the concrete and out the
> side wall of the dug hole for the concrete pour. Then after the
> concrete has set, we route the conduit from the solar module junction
> box down the pole and through the elbow. This provides a larger and
> more rugged conduit that is slightly larger than the conduit carrying
> the wiring which protects from trimmers and mowers.
>
> Keep us posted,
>
> Jeff Yago
>
> DTI Solar Inc.
>
>
>
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