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A friend wants to run low voltage wiring for his landscaping, but also wants
to run some feeds for larger lights elsewhere in the yard. He only wants to
punch one hole in his basement wall and was wondering if he could run the
12v wires from the transformer in the same conduit he uses to run a 120v
feed for his other lights. I tried looking in the 2005 NEC, but it led me to
other questions. In 300.3(C)(1) it says that the cables can be run in the
same enclosure as long as the insulation of the lower voltage circuit was
rated for the voltage of the higher voltage circuit. Then it says unless
it's a class 2 or class 3 device see 725.55. What would the class rating of
the low voltage lighting be?
Thanks
Shane
to run some feeds for larger lights elsewhere in the yard. He only wants to
punch one hole in his basement wall and was wondering if he could run the
12v wires from the transformer in the same conduit he uses to run a 120v
feed for his other lights. I tried looking in the 2005 NEC, but it led me to
other questions. In 300.3(C)(1) it says that the cables can be run in the
same enclosure as long as the insulation of the lower voltage circuit was
rated for the voltage of the higher voltage circuit. Then it says unless
it's a class 2 or class 3 device see 725.55. What would the class rating of
the low voltage lighting be?
Thanks
Shane