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An electrician is installing EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) for a branch circuit in a damp location. Which of the following coupling types is required by the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) for this application?
For EMT installations in damp or wet locations, the CEC requires the use of compression-type fittings to ensure a watertight connection, preventing moisture ing
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Question: An electrician is installing EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) for a branch circuit in a damp location. Which of the following coupling types is required by the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) for this application?
Answer options:
- Set-screw type ✅ Compression type
- Slip-on type
- Indenter type
Correct answer: Compression type
Explanation: For EMT installations in damp or wet locations, the CEC requires the use of compression-type fittings to ensure a watertight connection, preventing moisture ingress into the conduit system. Set-screw type fittings are generally for dry locations.
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