Does the NEC® permit the installation where the box is only supported by the conduits, as described in the provided scenario?

The National Electrical Code (NEC) outlines specific requirements for the support of electrical boxes to ensure safety and reliability. According to these guidelines, electrical boxes must be securely supported to prevent any movement or disturbance that could affect the integrity of the electrical connections or create hazards.

When a box is supported solely by the conduits, it does not meet NEC requirements for support, as conduits are not designed to carry the weight of an electrical box by themselves. This non-compliance can lead to vulnerabilities, such as stress on electrical connections, potential disconnections, or even damaging the box or conduit itself.

Therefore, the NEC does not permit installation where the box relies entirely on conduits for support, underscoring the need for proper support systems that are distinct from the conduits. This understanding reinforces the importance of adhering to installation standards to promote both safety and functionality in electrical systems.