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NEC Compliance for Rigid Conduit Bodies

Rigid conduit bodies are regulated by the National Electrical Code (NEC) under Article 314, which governs outlet, device, pull, and junction boxes. Conduit bodies fall under this category because they provide access for conductor pulling, splicing, and maintenance. To ensure installations remain safe and code-compliant, the following NEC requirements must be observed:

Rigid Conduit Body Types Explained: LB, LL, LR, T & C

A conduit body is a metal or PVC enclosure with threaded or non-threaded openings designed to connect sections of conduit. It acts as an access point for pulling wires, changing directions, and performing maintenance. Conduit bodies are defined and governed by the National Electrical Code (NEC) Article 314 and must be UL-listed for compliance.

Can Cat6 Cables Work with Cat5e Jacks? Compatibility Explained (2025)

Can Cat6 cables work with Cat5e jacks? The answer is yes — Cat6 is fully backward-compatible with Cat5e ports, wall plates, and patch panels. Both use the same RJ45 connector, so you can plug Cat6 into Cat5e hardware without any issues. However, performance will be limited to Cat5e standards, meaning speeds are capped at 1 Gbps with 100 MHz bandwidth. This makes it fine for home or small office networks, but if you want the full Cat6 benefits of 10 Gbps and 250 MHz bandwidth, you’ll need Cat6-rated jacks and patch panels. In this article, ConversionsTech explains how Cat6 and Cat5e interact, when it’s okay to mix them, and why upgrading your entire system ensures maximum performance. For certified quality and durable design, ConversionsTech Cat6 patch cables are the best choice for gaming, streaming, and professional networks.

Can Cat6 Work with PoE Devices? Everything You Need to Know (2025)

Wondering if Cat6 patch cables work with PoE devices? The answer is yes — and they’re the best choice for powering modern technology. Cat6 cables support PoE, PoE+, and even PoE++ applications, making them ideal for IP cameras, VoIP phones, wireless access points, and smart building systems. Compared to Cat5e, Cat6 handles higher power loads more efficiently, reduces heat buildup, and delivers stronger bandwidth for data-heavy applications. In this guide, we explain how Cat6 manages PoE, compare it against Cat5e, and highlight why professionals and homeowners alike are upgrading to Cat6 for reliable, future-proof networks. With durable construction, multiple length options, and full certification, ConversionsTech Cat6 patch cables are designed to deliver both data and power with unmatched performance.

KN95 (Non-Surgical) Masks for Construction Crews

Keep crews protected on dust-heavy jobsites with ConversionsTech KN95 (non-surgical) masks. Built to the GB2626-2019 KN95 standard, they offer ≥95% filtration when properly fitted, a comfortable fold-flat design, adjustable nose clip, and individual wrapping for clean handling. Ideal for drywall, concrete, demo, and general contracting. In-stock bulk packs with fast U.S. shipping and contractor pricing help you keep projects moving while meeting site PPE plans.

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HDMI AV Acronyms – Complete Glossary

Bookmark this glossary to decode common HDMI & AV terms—ideal for installers, engineers, and buyers comparing cable specs, video formats, and device compatibility.

The Comprehensive History, Technical Evolution, and Future of HDMI:

The Comprehensive History, Technical Evolution, and Future of HDMI:  Introduction High-Definition Multimedia Interfac...

IEC-60320 Connector Guide for AC Power Cables

IEC-60320 Connector Guide for AC Power Cables Choose the right C5/C6, C7/C8, C13/C14, or C19/C20 cable...

Top 5 Reasons to Choose Conversions Tech Cat6 Patch Cables

  Cat6 Patch Cables — Why They’re the New Baseline for 10 Gbps Networks Reading time: 6 min  |  Updat...

Insulated Tap Connectors vs Wire Nuts

Insulated Tap Connectors vs Wire Nuts — Why Pros Pick ITCs for Safer, Faster Splices Reading Time: 7 min  |  Upda...

Ultra-Thin HDMI Cables: Solving Tight-Space Install Challenges

Struggling with tangled wires or unsightly bulges behind your devices? Ultra-Thin HDMI cables offer a sleek solution for modern electronics setups where space is at a premium. Discover how these compact cables—up to 60% smaller than standard versions—simplify installations in even the most confined environments.
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