Just a tad close, eh? 
Closet light
I like this one. Closet light clearance-whats that?
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The punch line- Thats MY closet! (I didn't do the work in here!)
Really? I thought I was the only one who kept his shotgun shells next to his running socks.The punch line- Thats MY closet! (I didn't do the work in here!)
Hey, at least it was a globed fixture.:thumbup:
NEC 410[D][1] Minimum clearance 12" looks legal but yet aestetically bad.
How is this fixture legal?NEC 410[D][1] Minimum clearance 12" looks legal but yet aestetically bad.
The minimum clearance requirments of 410.8(D)(1) require 12" of clearance from the nearest point of storage horizontally to the nearest edge of the fixture not vertically.
Chris
Not even close to legal. It is directly over the shelf.How is this fixture legal?
The minimum clearance requirments of 410.8(D)(1) require 12" of clearance from the nearest point of storage horizontally to the nearest edge of the fixture not vertically.
Chris
I agree, that was my point. Section 410.8(D)(1) requires 12" of horizontal clearance from the nearest point of storage to the edge of the fixture. I was just responding to obi-wan's post that stated "NEC 410[D][1] Minimum clearance 12" looks legal but yet aestetically bad.". I understood that he thought this installation was legal but just looked bad.Not even close to legal. It is directly over the shelf.
Chris
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