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Trade: roofing
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 11
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Conduit Finder
Does anyone know of a conduit finder that is made for tracing electrical conduit under a roof deck?
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Pro
Trade: Residential roofing contractor
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: North of Grand Rapids, MI
Posts: 171
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Re: Conduit Finder
Jim,
We installed a roof on a church a couple of years ago, and ran into the same issue. I tried to get a sparky to use his equipment to locate conduit. He said no go because the nails in the existing roof shingles and decking would prevent a good reading. We proceeded with the install , but the whole crew was cautioned to drive nails and screws with care. Building is still standing, so we must've dodged a bullet. Andy |
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Trade: Electrical
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 43
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Re: Conduit Finder
I have found that 6" screws are very good at finding conduits under the deck
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