How they do it in Opposite Land

[JES2727]

I think most of us understand that it's ok to put a receptacle above a dropped ceiling, you just can't plug anything into it. Here's how they do it in Opposite Land:

This is actually in a pretty well known establishment in NYC. The cords go to some stage lighting.

 

[iwire]

Nice ........

 

[480sparky]

Which way are the grounds on those? :grin::grin::grin:

 

[chevyx92]

I think most of us understand that it's ok to put a receptacle above a dropped ceiling, you just can't plug anything into it. Here's how they do it in Opposite Land:

This is actually in a pretty well known establishment in NYC. The cords go to some stage lighting.

Thats one code I would love to see changed. Cords should be allowed above a "DROP" ceiling. (cord and plug of course) IMHO.

 

[jim dungar]

Which way are the grounds on those? :grin::grin::grin:

Why, they are facing "down" aren't they?

 

[iaov]

why, they are facing "down" aren't they?

lmao!!!!!!:d

 

[JohnJ0906]

Thats one code I would love to see changed. Cords should be allowed above a "DROP" ceiling. (cord and plug of course) IMHO.

Why?
What will insure that a cord will be replaced before the insulation rots away?

 

[480sparky]

Why, they are facing "down" aren't they?

Your peepers are better'n mine. I don't see any ground slots.

 

[JES2727]

Your peepers are better'n mine. I don't see any ground slots.

I zoomed in on the original. They definitely have ground slots, but they're hard to spot because they're filled with paint!