I want to cover some electrical conduit that I plant to use for a LONG curtain rod. What is the largest diameter that it would cover?
1070857
Just curtain rod size. I used mine outside to cover conduit pipe and it does noy go all the way around it. Hope this helps
1070858
It completely covers a regular curtain rod. It has a slit that goes stretches the length of it. If you don't mind it not completely enclosing the conduit, it could do wider.
1070859
The opening is a little wider than a shower curtain rod. If you want it to overlap, it is the with of a shower curtain rod.
1345028
I bought these from here: Best Home Fashion Thermal Blackout Curtain with Wide Width Grommet Top, 100-Inch by 95-Inch, BeigeHopefully this rod will hold...
345900
The wire comes in 2 lengths. You can use either length or put both together. I don't know the exact dimensions. You could call the company.
386498
This rod measures 2 1/2" tall. As long as the pocket in your curtain is larger than 2 1/2" this will fit just fine.
643135
I have panel curtains with "sleeves" that slide over the rod and they fit over the corner piece just fine. I think this is what you were asking... if you are referring to metal rings or something, I think it would be fine as long as the diameter is big enough.
1110030
I think 16 guage is the biggest wire it recommends. I would get something more heavy duty.
739036
Yes, that would be the right length however I bought one at the beginning of winter and it tore to pieces after one snow storm. I now use it to cover my wood pile.
1997525
Danny, it has been about 6 months since we put this in so I can't recall all the instructions. However I do believe they available are on the internet. The length of pipe you can cover depends upon what the diameter is and what the pipe is made of. Also it will depend upon how cold you believe the lowest temperature that you might have to protect against might be.
1784033
I haven't tried it on EMT conduit compression couplings or anything of that sort, but its rubber wrap is definitely long enough to wrap around up to 8 inches diameter.
1400625
i used a 1" electrical tubing from the home depot, which is 1 1/8" od. you can also use a 1 1/4" electrical conduit, this pipe is 1 3/8" od. these pipes are a thin galvanized metal which i am sure will out last the antenna.
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The diameter is about 32 to 33 inches. I do not use mine to cover my a/c. I use it for my standby generator, winter and summer it works great. My next door neighbor owns a heating and a/c company. He told me I could cover my a/c if I wanted to, but it is not necessary, they are made to be outside.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. The instructions state that it's good for up to 5000W. One regret that I have though is that I should have used 3/4" plastic conduit to run from the inlet to the switch instead of 1/2" plastic. It would have been a lot easier to fish the wire through the larger conduit. That probably won't be an issue though if you use 1/2" steel conduit, but I didn't have a conduit bender.
658420
Glad to help. This kit is great. Comes in very handy when needed. However, I believe #8 gauge is the largest wire it can be used on.
136500
The cover works great for me, we have pine trees and the needles get into everything. This cover keeps better than 90% of then out and they have difference sizes. So I get there largest one as my unit is only 30"x30". Hope this helps you out.
565437
It is a tension rod, so you probably won't need closet rod sockets, if your curtain is lightweight. I wanted a little more support so I purchased some rod sockets from Lowes that fit up to 1 3/8. They were the "Real Organized" brand #19179.
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David R. My anode rod came at .75" (3/4") diameter. I did not know they came in a larger diameter. Mine fit very good , although I did hacksaw off 6.25" on length to fit my 46" over all high tank.
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i used a 1 inch electrical conduit and it worked just fine. i do believe it will accomodate an outside diameter of 1 and 1 quarter inch with no problem.