frenchelectrican

I will like to pass the word to watchout this product i am sure some of you will not like this but i want to give you a head up with this

http://www.aifittings.com/whnew91.htm

you will see why i am not too thrilled if they ran romax in the raceway but it fine for data/commuation cables

let me know what you think ?

[ Yeah i know about " bundling " rules i am sure the inspector will be not too thrilled to see it if misused it ]

Merci , Marc

MDShunk

I think that would come in real handy for rewiring older homes. Depends on the price point. In old homes with undersized floor joists, or hewn beams (logs) as odd intervals, I don't drill holes in these. I wouldn't dare. I generally fasten a 2x8 to the bottoms to staple my home runs to. I'd use one of these trays. I think I could arrange the cables in there so that they are not bundled. Little pyramid stacks of three cables, with space between the next stack... something along those lines. Hard to say... we'll have to see. I know it's something I'll use at least once, just to try out.

frenchelectrican

True Marc ,, I was tempting but i was researching some info about it seems they do approve it in somehow .

I do agree with you with older home i think it will be a benfits for doing this type work that one of few area i have to be extra carefull with non standard materals in there but i think i did saw one gimzo i dont rember see where the heck i did saw it i think they have stacker that hold up to 8 yeah 8 cables but it draw blank mind for a min but if someone else know what that gimzo called please do reply it here i will be glad to heard it


Thanks again ,


merci , marc

Speedy Petey

I don't know. I'm kind of on the fence about this one.
It does look real nice to lo-vo stuff, I will say that.

MDShunk

You're probably right. I'm just too big of an Arlington fan, is all.

Mountain Electrician

Arlington rocks.