Is ENT suitable for residential applications?

The choice indicating that ENT (Electrical Nonmetallic Tubing) is suitable for residential applications is based on the various standards and codes that allow its use in such settings. ENT is designed for ease of installation, flexibility, and resistance to moisture, which makes it a practical option for running electrical wiring in homes. It can be used in both new construction and retrofitting existing homes, provided that it adheres to local electrical code requirements.

This versatility allows electricians to use ENT in walls, ceilings, and other areas within residential buildings, enhancing both safety and convenience for wiring projects. Its lightweight nature and resistance to physical damage further contribute to its suitability for residential needs.

The other choices, while they may present limitations for specific circumstances or applications, do not accurately reflect the broader regulatory framework that allows ENT to be used in residential settings.