chris kennedy
Senior Member
- Location
- Miami Fla.
- Occupation
- 60 yr old tool twisting electrician
Are all these class 1 circuits?
Here they ask for seperation of the services with a divider but the circuit shown is of a 120V run all the way across the low voltage point of usage... ...
Since it crosses the divider before the conductors are exposed I do not see an issue. There is a divide there-- hard to see but it's there.SIMTRA™ Cables by Isotec™ are the first power cables that can be combined with low voltage cables within a single conduit or parallel run and still comply with NEC codes and regulations (Sections 725.133, 770.133, 800.133, & 830.133).
I don't think the 120V receptacle meets the the Class 1 definition.:smile:
Just because somebody makes it, doesn't always mean you can use it.
It appears that some think this cable is a code violation. What code section would make this installation a code violation?
... if the manufacturer was to come up with this or any application don't you think they'd know enough to get it infront of UL...![]()
I think the box looks fine, it's the raceway that I think is not in compliance.Come on, it's all legal don't you know what a 3 gang extension box is ?
Why not?No I didn't go to the Class act of 725...
You did see the FPN suggesting looking at 725.136(A), right?Frankly I think where looking at the future! ...
Shall Be 300.3 (C) Conductors of Different systems