Can light whips

[fauxfly]

Hi guys

Dumb question, I'm above a suspended ceiling, non-plenum. I'm setting can lights for a large area, I'm whipping out of my 4 square boxes. My question is can I whip from can light to can light to complete my runs if I keep my whips 6 foot and shorter.
I'm familiar with 330.30 but still a little confused on this part. It would save a lot of work because I could make up lights on the ground and just drop in the pre-wired fixtures, then connect the whip to my boxes. What do you guys think.

Steve

[LarryFine]

Yes, you can, but remember to use full-sized branch-circuit conductors.

[brian john]

Why would you "can" light whips, do they can heavy whips?

[mdshunk]

Why would you "can" light whips, do they can heavy whips?
Yeah, heavy whips in a can. Just add water. :D

I think you'd be silly to not go from can-to-can for the most part. Recessed cans are generally sufficiently close enough to make this pretty easy. Just come out of your 4-square once for each circuit/switchleg.

[fauxfly]

Thanks guys, just needed a reality check. I knew just where to go.

Steve

[macmikeman]

This seems to me like one place where emt might be faster and cheaper than using flexible conduit or mc cable. Maybe, maybe not...