I know EMT can be used as its own grounding path, and no separate grounding ("green" or bare) conductor is required within the conduit, but what fitting do I need at the panel to complete the grounding path? Is a grounded bushing required for voltages under 250V (I'm running a 120V, single-phase circuit in this case)?
Please let me know if I've left out any critical info for my install. This is a simple branch circuit with a couple of 20A outlets in my garage. Code citations are always appreciated.
Thanks!
Best Answer
The standard metal coupling suffice, if you install them properly.
This one is a compression style coupling, but the setscrew style will suffice as well.
You make the ground contact by running that conduit nut down and bapping it tight with a screwdriver blade and hammer... and tightening the compression fitting or setscrew. After 50 years in a quasi-outdoor building, I can attest that it works fine.