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1/2 in. x 6 ft. 10/3 Ultra-Whip Liquidtight Flexible Non-Metallic PVC Conduit Cable Whip

1/2 in. x 6 ft. 10/3 Ultra-Whip Liquidtight Flexible Non-Metallic PVC Conduit Cable Whip

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Ultra-Whip is a non-metallic conduit constructed with two different PVC materials that are extruded to form a highly flexible product designed especially for electrical applications. A rigid material forms the stiff helical spring, which is completely encapsulated by a second flexible compound. Stranded Copper THHN/THWN conductors and UL Listed LFNC-B Fittings are installed at the factory. 12 in. wire leads with 1/2 in. of stripped insulation are left exposed at each end for hassle-free hook-ups. It is commonly used for connecting air conditioners, pumps, motors, compressors, swimming pool equipment and similar equipment. Highly flexible non-metallic conduit with factory installed conductors Stranded copper THHN/THWN insulated conductors Green insulated copper grounding conductor Liquid-tight flexible non-metallic conduit type B (LFNC-B) fittings Intended for 208-Volt/240-Volt/480-Volt single phase circuits Resistant to rust, cracks and separation Non-metallic raceway is non-conducting 600-Volt Note: product may vary by store Click to learn the factors you must consider when wiring your home

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  1. J

    Rough price for 14-50R installation in Maryland?

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      Yes it's a rip off. If it were me I'd skip the plug, run flex conduit between the existing box and hardwire into the EVSE (all of the good ones support, and even recommend hardwire. That avoids the NEC code mandated GFCI and nuisance tripping. $20 in parts from the Depot (plus a few clamps and maybe a box cover) and 15 min and done. Folks do handstands to get a plug that matches the EVSE. Skip it!

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      Southwire 1/2 in. x 6 ft. 10/3 Ultra-Whip Liquidtight Flexible Non-Metallic PVC Conduit Cable Whip 55189407 - The Home Depot

      Ultra-Whip is a non-metallic conduit constructed with two different PVC materials that are extruded to form a highly flexible product designed especially for electrical applications. A rigid material forms the stiff helical spring, which is completely encapsulated by a second flexible compound...
      www.homedepot.com
       
    2. RetiredGamer

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      chuckles70 said:
      Yes it's a rip off. If it were me I'd skip the plug, run flex conduit between the existing box and hardwire into the EVSE (all of the good ones support, and even recommend hardwire. That avoids the NEC code mandated GFCI and nuisance tripping. $20 in parts from the Depot (plus a few clamps and maybe a box cover) and 15 min and done. Folks do handstands to get a plug that matches the EVSE. Skip it!

      www.homedepot.com

      Southwire 1/2 in. x 6 ft. 10/3 Ultra-Whip Liquidtight Flexible Non-Metallic PVC Conduit Cable Whip 55189407 - The Home Depot

      Ultra-Whip is a non-metallic conduit constructed with two different PVC materials that are extruded to form a highly flexible product designed especially for electrical applications. A rigid material forms the stiff helical spring, which is completely encapsulated by a second flexible compound...
      www.homedepot.com
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      The electrical box is no joke. I'm always on my toes the few times I worked in there. Just be safe is all, I agree plumbers and electricians overcharge a lot. $660 ain't bad I mean if you put a price on your health. I mean if you get roasted another guy is going to get the keys to your RAV4 prime and probably move into the house just saying. Not to mention well I won't mention it lol. Think about that and weigh the pros and cons.
       
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