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               Metallic coupler                    3 way junction box           Steel Bends















           Concealed wiring: In this system small channels are formed in the walls and ceilings etc. When the building is in
           under construction. The conduits are erected in these channels by using nails. Wires are drawn through the pipe
           after plastering work. Inspection boxes are provided to permit periodical inspection and facilitate removal of wires.
           All outlets such as switches and wall socket either of flush mounting or surface mounting type. Metal conduit
           pipe should not used as a earth continuity conductor. For earth continuity , separate earth continuity conductor is
           drawn through the conduit .

           Application
           1  Industrial work shop
           2  Public buildings
           3  Domestic wiring

           Advantages and disadvantages of consealed wiring
              Advantage                                       Disadvantage
              No risk of fire and good  protection against    Very expensive system of wiring.
              mechanical injury.
              The lead and return wire can be carried in      Requires good skilled workmanship.
              the same tube.
              Earthing and continuity is assured.

              Water proof and trouble shooting is easy.       Erection is quiet complicated and time consuming.
              Shock proof with proper earthing and bonding.   Risk of short circuit under wet conditions (due
                                                              to consideration of water in tube)

              Durable and maintenance free.
              Aesthetic in appearance.
           Cleat wiring



























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