Class 2 for LED lighting & Class 2 where a GFCI would be required.

[eadthem]

I am installing a LED lighting system that uses a UL Listed Class 2 power supply (48V 2 amps).

Is LED lighting a suitable use for Class 2? The code (2005) dose not really classify what to do with limited energy low voltage DC lighting.

Each string is limited to 300mA by a non UL driver and 500mA by fuse, all drivers are powered by a UL listed Class 2 Power supply.

725 dose not list information for use near damp locations, such as within (my case) 3-4 foot of a kitchen sink, and a stove, Am i missing the code section that details this?

Thanks

ead

 

[petersonra]

any circuit supplied by a class 2 power supply can be a class 2 circuit. it can be lights, small motors, door bells, whatever.

 

[hbiss]

The class of the circuit is not determined by the load, only by the device supplying the power.

-Hal