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Hidráulica > Complementos Hidráulicos > Ligações Flexíveis > Ligação Flexível para Gás >
Chicote 1/8NPT(I) X 7/16NS 0,5m Ref. 002355 Jackwal
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April 27 2025
And isn’t that much better? Use them anywhere on walls and ceiling joist. I’m with ya Bill
April 27 2025
My question is, how does this compare to bundling? And the NEC rule on bundling?
April 27 2025
You are video makes it easy to understand and also makes my job easier to work.
Thank you.
April 27 2025
Thanks for this video Bill.. Normally I would not feel comfortable as an Electrical Inspector and Instructor with this since as the cables go up through the top plate, some electricians would drill out a single large hole and run all 8 cables through it, once they put in the fire stop, 334.80 kicks in which says that Table 310.15(B)(3)(a) applies and now we have an ampacity adjustment “derate” based on 16 current carrying conductors which is a 50 percent reduction from the 90 degree column of table 310.15(B)16 in the 2017 code and table 310.16 in the 2020 code which brings us down to a maximum OCPD of 15 amps which might be ok depending on what they are feeding and we also need to know what continuous loads there are which will require those portions to be subject to 125 percent of the continuous load plus 100 percent of the non-continuous loads on the respective branch circuits. What happens if they spray insulation in that cavity and fully encapsulate those bundled conductors? Sometimes, these fancy gadgets can get the electricians in trouble, I think it’s best for the electrician to always separate the NM-B cable and assume that it will be encapsulated in foam insulation or fire stop so that they have nothing to worry about. Again thanks Bill for your great videos.
April 27 2025
5:04 wait a second, what about NM-B flat 12-3? Are you just just not supposed to use flat 12-3 or 14-3 cable with these?
April 27 2025
I like how these are daily information/quizzes, but my attention span is not this long
April 27 2025
I have never seen anything like this in the UK; I thought I was ahead of the curve with my dewalt stapler
April 27 2025
Jurisdictions often have extra rules. In our area, these are not allowed to be used to maximum capacity because our inspectors say it violates the NEC code concerning bundling of cables.
April 27 2025
The NEC has rules about adjacent cables over 2 feet being derated in ampacity.
April 27 2025
I would not do this. I keep the cables away more. 2 or 3 down. Opposite side run the other cables. More cables together not smart in my opinion. Seen cables get knicked over the yrs.
April 27 2025
Pardon the question, but as “legal” as this application might be, is it really a good idea to stack that many NM cables that closely together? Sure they’re all flat, and looks like a very convenient and quicker installation than routing them side by side but what about capacitive or inductive coupling, or the joy in isolating and single one of those cables should the need ever arise? If you need that many cables in a wire chase, there’s always a stud or joist on the other side of the cavity,
April 27 2025
1:13 “do you think this is legal?”
I don’t care if it’s legal, but I doubt it’d be in the electrical supply store if it wasn’t
April 27 2025
What about grouping factor and consideration for the disipitation of heat generated by the load. With these cables grouped tightly like this surely this could be a fire hazzard?
April 27 2025
This is exactly what I was looking for to improve cable management in an upcoming project. I HATE messy cables.
April 27 2025
Any cable derating needed since minimum cable spacing of one cable diameter is not met?
April 27 2025
Can these cable stackers be used as a means to secure within 12 inches of entering an electrical panel. Do they have to be attached to a stud or can they be attached to a piece of plywood like what your panel box is connected too. Thanks in advance
April 27 2025
Can the edge tab be trimmed off so it can sit flush on the midpoint of a floor joust, and do they meet code for cable securement within the required distance of the panel?
April 27 2025
Can we get a video on how many wires can go through each hole in a 2x4, 2x6, etc. If the hole is 1/2", 3/4", etc.? Love the info
April 27 2025
Who is your electrical inspector& stevie wonder . Any inspector worth his weight would.not approve.8.cables bundled so closr.
April 27 2025
Now you need to make a video that explains how the WAGO lever nuts meet code for the real stubborn wire nut loving electricians.
April 27 2025
Can these be used for network cables? I see it says coaxial but do t see anything for network.
April 27 2025
All circuits in that group of 8 cables MUST be protected by NO LARGER than a 15A overcurrent protective device due to de-rating.
April 27 2025
Cool concept but I am curious to see the state of the holders in 10 - 15 years. Will the snap hold still hold or will it crumble? Also the NEC LOVES run on sentences lol
April 27 2025
I was surprised to see the 12/3 and 14/3 nm cable was reduced to 2 slots and not able to use all 4 slots. Does not make logical sense to me. Must be some heat rating calc. Overkill.
April 27 2025
It says, "1 1/4 from the nearest edge of the cable or raceway...." Does the part of the GB holder with the nail count as "part"? If so it would not be legal because it extends all the way to the face of the framing member.
April 27 2025
This one of the best products to come out for residential wiring in a long time, I just love these. I wish they would come out with something similar that is rated for MC/AC cable. I really like how these isolate the cables away from the studs/ framing members and place them in their own plane. Great product. Great video too.
April 27 2025
"Flat cables may not be stapled on edge" - what kind of sick twisted person was out there doing this that made them make this rule!?
April 27 2025
Too many current carrying conductors in one run. Even more of a problem if the stud cavity is insulated.
April 27 2025
Too bad the instructions where so specific with coax. Technically you can use it for 75 ohm RG59 coax used for old school networks and cable TV, but not the slightly smaller 50 ohm RG58 coax used for radio communications.
April 27 2025
Csn I wire my entire house with emt inside the walls like a school or a hospital ?
April 27 2025
You said four and a half feet according to code how far apart are you putting these wire holders?
April 27 2025
The coaxial rating is weird. RG-6 is larger diameter then RG-59. So how do they allow more of the larger cable then the smaller one? Maybe placement ??
April 27 2025
I take the quiz. It is legal as all 8 romex are secured at the required intervals. The inset gives them the protection from screws and nails. It is like when you run a single romex and secure it to the middle of the stud.
April 27 2025
I’m having a hard time referencing how many NM-B sheathed cables (12/2&3w/gr) I can run through a 3/4” hole? Many channels say 2-3, but there’s a difference between 2&3! In my particular case I can easily pull (2)12/2w/gr & (1)12/3w/gr through a 3/4” hole inside the wall up through the ceiling going into the attic,but should I? Thanks for any help you can lend.
April 27 2025
320.15(B)(3)(a) 10 current carrying conductors in a bundle (which this most certainly is) require a 50% derating or adjustment
April 27 2025
I see you used both the nail and screw to mount the one in your example. Actually the nail is for wood studs and the screw is for metal studs. No need to use both according to instructions.
April 27 2025
How do you pass the 8 cables through the bottom and top plates? Would it be four holes or one large hole?
April 27 2025
The code says when more then 3 conductors (not counting neutrals) are bundled together for more then 24” then you must derate. are you saying these clips keep the pairs of cables separated with the plastic enough to allow you to use them at their full rating? or derate the whole bundle?
April 27 2025
what about running nm cable in the attic on ceiling joist for nec 2020 code? Do you have to staple or not?
April 27 2025
the two cables per slot can actualy be fitted side by side and not jamed ontop of each other to allow even more space .
April 27 2025
Hi M. Sparky...Still one question about this product. How can you install this device if you want your cables going cross floor joist if you dont want to drill through all of them, under second floor and over suspended sealing for example ?
April 27 2025
What if you have a mix of 14/2 and 14/3 leaving a 4 gang box for example? How many then?
April 27 2025
I started useing these, i now keep a case of them in my truck. Its 100% legal, its a way of fastening. I do bathroom remodels and bathrooms often have BIG boxes with a ton of wires. these are fast and keeps the 2x4 wall from having a LOT of work
April 27 2025
What about heat issues from bundling - especially if the stud bay is insulated.