NYC and most others have adopted the same life safety codes. No more than 6' Greenfield unless it's an existing wall cavity. No Romex, period. No non-metallic flex.Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk
So if you have a corrosive environment you are stuck with stainless raceways?NYC and most others have adopted the same life safety codes. No more than 6' Greenfield unless it's an existing wall cavity. No Romex, period. No non-metallic flex.
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So if you have a corrosive environment you are stuck with stainless raceways?
Is there a stainless steel liquid tight flexible metal conduit?
Looks like an excellent product for corrosion resistance and places where sanitation is a high priority. Unfortunately I haven't seen anything on any pages I went to on their site that mention it being listed:blink:
Most of the suburbs around Chicago have the no NM codes.
I believe you are permitted but only for short runs in an existing installation (like adding a paddle fan to an existing bedroom) . If walls and ceilings are open you'll have to run new conduits or extend the existing conduit system (don_resqcapt19 please correct me if I'm wrong).Are you allowed to use MC/FMC?