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Running Romex behind drywall...
Hello,
I am installing a new bathroom fan in my second-floor bathroom. The fan has a light and nightlight that are all capable of being powered by separate switches. In order to support this, I need to run new wire up from the switch, into the attic, and over to the fan. My question is what is the best way to do this, in terms of conduit, wire type, etc? I figure running some Romex through PVC conduit would be the best bet, especially in the attic. However, what about in the wall? Can I have unsecured Romex in there? If I ran PVC the 4 feet down the wall into the switch box, is it okay to have that unsecured? Thanks... Jason |
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