| Having the quality or power of conducting or transmitting heat, electricity, or static electricity.
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| Ability of a substance to conduct or transmit heat or electricity; the reciprocal of resistivity, 1/r.
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| An aluminum wire or cable for transmitting electrical current.
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| A copper wire or cable for transmitting electrical current.
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| A number of fine wires twisted around a center wire or core, used as a single electric conductor.
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| A substance or body capable of transmitting electricity, heat or sound.
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| 1. Pipes for conducting water from a roof to the ground or to a receptacle or drain; downspout. 2. Any electrical wire used to convey electricity.
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| A threaded metal or plastic pipe connector used to connect conduit to a box or other housing where the hole is not threaded.
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| A cap placed on the end of a length of conduit to protect the threads or terminate the conduit run.
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| A threaded connector used where conduit enters an electrical box or other housing where the hole in not threaded; the locknut is screwed onto the threaded end of the conduit on the outside of the box and connected to a bushing on the inside of the box until secure.
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| A threaded connector used where conduit enters an electrical box or other housing where the hole is not threaded; the locknut is screwed onto the threaded end of the conduit on the outside of the box and connected to a bushing on the inside of the box until secure.
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| A fitting that is screwed into the ends of conduit or conduit fittings.
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| A pipe constructed of a light alloy material used to enclose electric wires to protect them from damage.
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| See EMT Conduit.
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| See Flexible Conduit.
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| See Galvanized Conduit.
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| Asee Plastic Coated Conduit.
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| See PVC Conduit.
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| See Steel Conduit.
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| A protective sleeve or pipe commonly used for individual electrical conductors.
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| See Slump Cone.
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| 1.A solid figure with a circular (or other curved) plane base, tapering up to a point. 2. The dry fruit of a conifer; a pine cone. 3. The conical part of a gas flame next to the orifice of the tip.
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| A room for meetings.
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| An arrangement of parts or elements in a particular form or figure.
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| A gum resin obtained from the Congo region of Africa.
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| Any evergreen of a group usually bearing cones; conifers produce softwood lumber.
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| See Bus Duct Connection.
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| The union, or joint, of two or more distinct elements.
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| A screw on a connector fitting that when tightened connects two components together.
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| See Compression Connector.
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