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Adding Conduit Fittings

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    As you draw conduit, Revit automatically adds fittings. Use the following procedure to manually add conduit fittings to an existing segment or run.

    1. Click Home tabElectrical panel Conduit Fitting.
    2. From the Type Selector, select the conduit fitting type that you want to place.
      TipOn the Options Bar, you can rotate the fitting as you place it.
    3. In the drawing area, click the endpoint of the conduit where you want to place the fitting.
    4. To finish, click Modify.

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