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4. Tighten the nuts on top of the pedestal to at least 160
Nm (118 ft-lbs).
Alternative Installation: Side Mounted
Conduit
In situations where the conduit cannot come up from below the pedestal (existing concrete, parking
garage, etc.), continue here after mounting the pedestal, ensuring that it is level and tight.
You will need a hole saw or a Greenlee® knockout punch.
1. Determine a conduit entry point on either side of the housing 715-785 mm (28-31 in) from the
bottom, in a location that does not intersect any internal ribs.
2. Drill or punch a hole for a 21 mm (3/4 in) or 27 mm (1 in) trade size knockout.
3. Pull wire through the conduit, protecting the wires from sharp edges of the internal structural
components.
4. Seal the conduit entry into the bollard housing using an approved sealing method such as
Thomas and Betts PN# 5263.
Important: Ensure the pedestal is plumb by
adjusting the nuts underneath the pedestal base.
Verify accuracy after each adjustment by
positioning the level at various locations on the
pedestal, above each bolt.
Important: Ensure that you follow all applicable building and electrical codes. All
installations must meet local code.
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