Where can I find?

Dana

Electrical supply store.

Jamie_6

I've noticed that alot of you guys use some sort of metal race ways when you wire your main boards. Where I can I find these things? I've only beeen able to find square ones not rectangles. TIA

Jamie

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Jamie_6

Thanks Dana! But I wish it where that easy. I have already tried numerous electrical stores in my area and they have no idea what I am talking about. Does anyone have a trade name or where they purchased it?

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Mad Dog

Electrical pipe troughs????????

I believe they are called...aren't they cool...I'd like to start using them too. Mad Dog

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Jon_2

Electric or plastic wiring trougths

Try Graingers

Tommy Stojanov

I've always...

Reffered to them as "gutters." A friend and I are designing a chlorination system, and using the gutters for the control board. They are about 3" wide, and whatever length and depth, with knockouts etc. in them.

scrook_2

Wireways or wiring troughs or wiring gutters...

e.g. Hubbell Wiegmann

http://www.hubbell-wiegmann.com/2001/pdf2001/G2.pdf

NEMA 1, 2.5" square to 12" square by 1 to 10 feet long, w/ and w/o knockouts. Also NEMA 3R (rain/dripproof) and NEMA 12 (dust/oil/water tight).

Also:
http://www.cooperbline.com/pdf/catalogs/ENC02R/ENC02R2.pdf

http://www.hoffmanonline.com/PDFCatalog/Commercial/index.htm

scrook_2

Wireways or wiring troughs or wiring gutters...

http://www.hubbell-wiegmann.com/2001/pdf2001/G2.pdf

NEMA 1, 2.5" square to 12" square by 1 to 10 feet long, w/ and w/o knockouts. Also NEMA 3R (rain/dripproof) and NEMA 12 (dust/oil/water tight).

Also:
http://www.cooperbline.com/pdf/catalogs/ENC02R/ENC02R2.pdf

http://www.hoffmanonline.com/PDFCatalog/Commercial/index.htm

scrook_2

Wireways or wiring troughs or wiring gutters...

http://www.hubbell-wiegmann.com/2001/pdf2001/G2.pdf

NEMA 1, 2.5" square to 12" square by 1 to 10 feet long, w/ and w/o knockouts. Also NEMA 3R (rain/dripproof) and NEMA 12 (dust/oil/water tight).

Also:
http://www.cooperbline.com/pdf/catalogs/ENC02R/ENC02R2.pdf

http://www.hoffmanonline.com/PDFCatalog/Commercial/index.htm

ScottMP

We use to call them Busbars

I checked in Grangier and all I could find was Square Duct wireway by Square d.

I'll check with my electricain

Scott

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Mark Wolff

Superstrut

If you are using Unistrut or Superstrut products to attach pipes to, you can run your wiring in the raceway of it, and attach clip on covers that snap into place on the unistrut. Just another option to consider.