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Usually a metal or plastic tube used to protect electrical cables.
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A pipe, usually metal, in which wiring is installed.
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Usually the thin-walled metal tubing used for electrical circuits and raceways. Sized to accommodate a specific number of wires, the electrical conduit itself is sometimes used as a ground conductor itself. When a special hazard or hard use is anticipated, the conduit will resemble galvanized threaded piping. Installation of conduit for electrical purposes is closely regulated by the National Electric Code.
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| conduit |
A hollow pipe casing through which electric lines run .
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A tube, pipe or trough in which insulated wire and cables are run.
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