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The suggestion from @UNG to use Unistrut inverted is good, as it is 41 x 41 outside or 41 x 21 (I think, from memory) and you can get it without the slotted holes.
If there is a separate CPC could it be bonded to the trunking solution? Even if you can't mechanically protect it against an idiot with a battery drill, then at least if drilled then it ought to ADS on the OCPD side.
If there is a separate CPC could it be bonded to the trunking solution? Even if you can't mechanically protect it against an idiot with a battery drill, then at least if drilled then it ought to ADS on the OCPD side.
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