Not in the UK you can't. You can place in segregated trunking though.Can.t speak for other places,
Frank
Frank
Junction Box wiring
Does any one know if you can mix 110v with low voltage in the same junction box by using a partition?
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Not in Ontario either. I believe there are specially rated boxes for doing such.
This comes to mind right away.. but I've never used one.
http://www.datacommelectronics.com/product.php?ID=430
This comes to mind right away.. but I've never used one.
http://www.datacommelectronics.com/product.php?ID=430
Yes. I don't have all the Code articles at hand, but here is 1- 314.28(D) Permanent Barriers - Where permanent barriers are installed in a box, each section shall be considered as a seperate box.Does any one know if you can mix 110v with low voltage in the same junction box by using a partition?
Check out Article 800.133(A)(1)(c)(Exception No 1)
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