ODonnell
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- Branson, MO, USA
I am looking at running architectural lighting fixtures for outside roof of the building. There are different levels and we want to keep the building from having an unsightly look of power cables when we need to change levels to distro the power in a daisy-chain. The installation of the fixtures is designed to be a portable setting so the look can be changed. The cable providing power to each fixture (color mixing LED- DMX controlled) is SJOOW for the outdoor useage. We want to run it in a 4 inch downspout that allows runoff of rain from one level to the other. Since the cable is rated for the oil, water and sunlight proof it gets wet no matter where it is. I can see no reason why this would not be allowed. Anyone see any reason why not? Please quote anything you might come up with. We are working off the 2013 NEC. Thanks!