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Install EMT Conduit in Garage

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What happens here

Upon reaching the garage from the finished basement, the 6-gauge wire (part of the 6-3 Romex) is routed near the front door. To provide protection and a clean appearance, the wire is then enclosed within 3/4 inch EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) conduit. This conduit runs vertically along the garage wall, securing the wire and directing it to the designated mounting location for the Tesla Wall Connector.

Goal: Encase the electrical wire in protective conduit within the garage.

Tools and materials

  • 3/4 inch EMT Conduit — Protecting and encasing the electrical wire
  • 6 Gauge Wire — The individual conductors pulled through the conduit
  • Conduit Bender — Bending EMT conduit to navigate corners and obstacles
  • Conduit Straps — Securing the conduit to the wall
  • Drill — Drilling pilot holes for conduit straps
  • EMT Connectors and Couplings — Joining sections of conduit and connecting to electrical boxes
  • Screwdriver — Tightening screws for conduit straps and connectors

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points and we ran the line straight here and end up only needing to cut one hole out of the whole entire finished basement and then when you come to the garage we end up coming right near the front door and we come up with 3/4 in EMT conduit we ran six gauge wire for a 50 amp Tesla wall connector and as you can see guys it came out beautifully here is the customer's Tesla Model y he

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