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Old 04-02-2012, 01:13 AM   #1
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Is a junction box necessary?

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All depends on what? Why? when? where? You posted this question on the Safety Forum. Did you mean to post your question on the Electrical Forum?

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Almost always and probably should post in electrical.
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If the wire is long enough, you don't need a junction box. You usually need a box if you are putting in an outlet or switch.
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If you have to ask you probably shouldn't be messing with electricity.
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Is it electricity? if 2 or more cables need to be joined together, it must be housed in a covered junction box. if you have an oulet, switch, light fixture....etc. the wire connections must be housed in a covered junction box. If the end of one cable isnt being used it must be housed in a covered junction box.
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If you have to ask you probably shouldn't be messing with electricity.
Amen brother.....preach it again.

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