As long as it is supported correctly, you can run it as long as you want.
I bet you had a hell of a time getting that wire in there!
I bet you had a hell of a time getting that wire in there!
Just a dab of wire pulling lube makes it go through like magic.I bet you had a hell of a time getting that wire in there!
Like a quart or so!:laughing:Just a dab of wire pulling lube makes it go through like magic.![]()
Lol, in this scerino, yes.Like a quart or so!:laughing:
6 foot thing?I'm pretty sure the 6 foot thing only applies if you don't run a ground.
250.118, but I was thinking of LFMC being used as ground. Dont know if this would apply to non metallic LFNC.6 foot thing?
It is outside the dwelling. 120 volts. I am using it for its intended use, as shown on the packaging. Is it really a violation?Using HPS in a dwelling is likely a violation of 410.75.
Mark
Supported every two feet.
And , your second comment is really making me laugh right now...
Tried for about two hours to push the wire through by hand, that didn't work,
Used another hour trying to fish a single aluminum wire through to grab the other three, that didn't work,
After kicking my dog and yelling at my girlfriend ( i didn't really kick my dog) I went to the local hardware store ( it was getting dark) and spent $50 on a "deluxe" fish tape that was a total POS. But an hour after that I had my light hooked up...