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Pull THHN Wires Through 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

Four spools of THHN wire (two 6-gauge for hot, one 8-gauge for neutral, and one 10-gauge for ground) are set up on Rack-A-Tiers XL wire dispensers for easy pulling. The ends of these wires are staggered and taped together using electrical tape, creating a smooth, tapered end that facilitates easier pulling through the conduit. One person pushes the taped wires from the junction box end, while another pulls them through the conduit run towards the NEMA 1450R receptacle location, ensuring consistent and steady movement to prevent snagging or damage.

Goal: Route THHN wires from the junction box to the receptacle

Tools and materials

  • Conduit — Housing the THHN wires
  • Electrical Tape — Taping wire ends together
  • THHN Wire — Conducting electricity to the EV charger

What they say

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going to go to this junction box XL racketeers. We got all our wires on here. Two six gauges, one 8 gauge for the neutral, and 10 gauge ground. We're installing a Nema 1450R receptacle. It's going all the way around. We ran 3/4 inch EMT on the wall to the Nema outlet. It's going right over there. So, the customer can charge both inside and outside. Yes, sir. And we're going to tape these wires and pull through the I'm going to leave them staggered. All right. Ready? Yeah. All right. We're just going to make it. Okay. Three, two, wait. Let me put it in. I got to put in first. Okay. Keep pushing a little bit. Keep pulling. You can pull now. Three, two, one. Give me like a loop. Make a loop. I got it. I got it. I got it. I'm holding. Three, two, one. Loop. Okay. Three, two, one, pull. Three, two, one, pull. Okay. Three, two, one, pull. Okay. Pull. Three. Two. One. Pull.

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