High bay lights

[MR.DEI]

I am working on a multi-use building and installing high bay lights with cfl lamps.The fixtures came with a 6' cord is a receptacal and cord cap reqiured or can I hardwire it. The nec 410.62(c)(1) is unclear to me. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,Leo

 

[jumper]

Are these fixtures listed for hard wired? Cords require a cord cap on one end for appliances and lumenairs. You cannot cut of the cord cap and wire the cord into a junction box.

 

[augie47]

If the fixture only has a cord, I don't see it meeting the 410.62 (C) requirements to exclude the plug.

 

[MR.DEI]

The fixture came with a cord with no cord cap not sure if it is required to put one on it.
Thanks

 

[iMuse97]

There are no requirements that you supply a cord cap; you can hardwire it. I probably would. But it may be helpful to have the cord cap there.

When replacing ballasts it becomes your handy dandy disco.

 

[Billybob1]

High bay lights

You may want to look at 410.62(c)(1).

Sorry to bring up an old thread, but it may help someone.