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Bend and Install Conduit

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DAY IN THE LIFE OF A 24 YEAR OLD ELECTRICIAN - INSTALLING A CHARGEPOINT EV CHARGER IN TOUGH BASEMENT

What happens here

Galvanized steel conduit pieces are prepared for routing the THHN wire from the junction box to the NEMA 1450R receptacle. The electrician uses a conduit bender (also known as an offset bender) to create precise 90-degree bends, ensuring the conduit runs neatly along the garage wall. Measurements are taken carefully to make sure the bends are accurate for a snug fit. Once the bends are completed, the conduit pieces are secured to the wall using conduit clamps and a power drill, leading directly to the location of the EV charger outlet.

Goal: Route THHN wire through conduit along the garage wall

Tools and materials

  • Conduit Bender — Creating precise bends in the conduit
  • Conduit Clamps — Securing the conduit to the wall
  • Galvanized Steel Conduit — Protecting THHN wires and providing a neat installation
  • Measuring Tape — Accurately measuring conduit lengths and bend points
  • Power Drill Milwaukee — Installing conduit clamps

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conduit bend. All righty. Oh shaking tape. Freaking tape. Sorry. Excuse my French. Oh god. Oh 42 42 41 and It's looking nice. Yeah. Nema's going in there. Nice. Nice fish tape going in. It's going around. You can see guys, conduits right over here. It's going around. It's going to go to this junction

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