JohnJ0906
Senior Member
- Location
- Baltimore, MD
stickboy1375 said:Deja Vu, huh John? I think we just had this discussion.
I know I posted those pics not too long ago. I just couldn't remember which forum, though.... :-?
stickboy1375 said:Deja Vu, huh John? I think we just had this discussion.
JohnJ0906 said:They dry out, and crack. Being out of sight, they are "out of mind"
joebell said:John,
I know that most flexible cords can dry out when above the ceiling but there must be cord manufactured for this particular application.
They make cables for this environment.
Joe
stickboy1375 said:Even if they do, 400.8 will not allow it.
joebell said:If there is such a product this could be a proposed change.
Joe
peter d said:I've never seen a cord-connected burglar alarm panel, so what's the issue?![]()
stickboy1375 said:I highly doubt they would ever let a cord be buried out of site.
ron said:ultramegabob,
I'm wondering that if the wall wart is plugged in to the receptacle, the low voltage cable/cord coming off of it is now covered by 725 and not 400 and may be okay.
stickboy1375 said:I highly doubt they would ever let a cord be buried out of site.