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    Electrical Installation and Maintenance NC II

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    This document provides information on learning outcomes for installing electrical metallic and non-metallic conduit, and installing wireways and cable trays. It discusses interpreting wiring diagrams and drawings, different types of conduits including their proper uses and installation techniques, as well as the proper uses and installation of wireways and cable trays in accordance with electrical codes.

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    This document provides information on learning outcomes for installing electrical metallic and non-metallic conduit, and installing wireways and cable trays. It discusses interpreting wiring diagrams and drawings, different types of conduits including their proper uses and installation techniques, as well as the proper uses and installation of wireways and cable trays in accordance with electrical codes.

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    ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION AND

    MAINTENANCE NC II
    Core Competency - 1
    Perform roughing-in activities, wiring and cabling works for single-
    phase distribution, power, lighting and auxiliary systems

    LO 1:Install electrical metallic /non – metallic (PVC

    conduit)
    LO 2:Install wire ways and cable tray.
    Learning Outcome 1
    1
    2 Install electrical metallic /non – metallic
    (PVC conduit)
    3
    4 1.Interpretation of electrical wiring diagrams
    and mechanical drawings
    2.Types of electrical conduits.
    3.Proper uses and installation of conduits.
    4.Techniques in installing and bending of
    conduits and fittings.
    Interpretation of electrical wiring
    diagrams mechanical drawings

    Sketching

    Manual or by instrument

    Computer aided design
    Interpretation of electrical wiring diagrams
    mechanical drawings
    Sketching Manual or by instrument
    Interpretation of electrical wiring
    diagrams mechanical drawings

    Computer Aided
    Design
    Types of electrical conduits.

    Metallic Conduit
    Rigid Steel Conduit ( RMC )
    Intermediate Metallic Conduit ( IMC )
    Electrical Metallic Tubing ( EMT )


    Non – Metallic Conduit
    Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe (PVC)
    Rigid Metal
    Conduit

    Has the thickest wall,


    which makes it the
    heaviest steel conduit.
    Intermediate
    Metallic Conduit
    (IMC)

    Has a thinner wall and


    weighs less than RMC
    Electrical Metallic
    Tubing (EMT)

    The lightest-weight
    steel conduit
    manufactured.
    Non – metallic Conduit
    Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe
    (PVC)

    Considered the lightest


    in weight compared to
    steel conduit materials,
    and usually lower in
    cost than other forms of
    conduit
    Proper uses and installation of conduits.

    RMC, IMC, EMT and PVC is permitted to be used in:


    o All atmospheric Conditions and Occupancies
    o Corrosion Environment
    o Cinder Fill
    o Wet Location
    PVC shall not be used in the following:
    o
    Where subject physical damage.
    o
    Protected from corrosion solely by enamel.
    o
    In cinder concrete or cinder fills subject to permanent
    moisture.
    o
    In hazardous (classified) location except as permitted.
    o
    Support luminaries (fixtures).
    o
    Where practicable, dissimilar metals in contact
    anywhere in the system.
    EMT shall not be used in the following:

    o
    In hazardous (classified) locations, except permitted.
    o
    Support luminaries (fixtures).
    o
    Where subject physical damage.
    o
    Ambient temperatures in excess of 50 degrees
    Celsius unless listed otherwise.
    o
    Insulation temperature limitation.
    Techniques in installing and bending of
    conduits and fittings.
    o
    Sizes
    o
    Reaming and Threading o
    Bushing
    o
    Trimming o
    Markings
    o
    Securing and o
    Bends
    Supporting
    1 Learning Outcome 2
    2 Install wire ways and cable
    tray.
    1.Proper uses and installation of wire ways and
    cable trays
    2.Suitability for installation and used of bus way,
    cable tray, fittings and panels in conformity with the
    provision of the PEC.
    Uses permitted:
     Exposed
     Concealed
     Through Walls and Floors
    Bus ways

    Wire ways

    Cable tray.
    Uses not permitted:

    • Where the subject to physical damage or corrosive


    vapors.
    • Installed in hoistways.
    • In hazardous (classified) locations unless permitted.
    • Installed outdoors or in wet or damp locations.
    • Working platforms of lighting and trolley busways less
    than 2400mm above the floor
    Thank you 

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