Scenario:
A residential building interior with a junction box mounted on-the-wall (not embedded). BX exits the junction box, is clamped to the wall for a couple feet, then enters into a wall to continue on as a standard room circuit.
Question:
In this scenario does there need to be any sort of fitting or box at the transition point where the BX enters the wall? Or can it just pass through a hole drilled in the wall and travel inside the wall until it meets it's first box?
How about NYC?
A residential building interior with a junction box mounted on-the-wall (not embedded). BX exits the junction box, is clamped to the wall for a couple feet, then enters into a wall to continue on as a standard room circuit.
Question:
In this scenario does there need to be any sort of fitting or box at the transition point where the BX enters the wall? Or can it just pass through a hole drilled in the wall and travel inside the wall until it meets it's first box?
How about NYC?