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Wiring Up Cabinet Halogens
As part of my kitchen remodeling project, I am planning on installing
"hockey puck" halogens inside the tops of 3 of the wall cabinets that have glass doors and glass shelves for display. These are full 110v lamps, not 12v bulbs with a transformer. I do NOT want to run the wires thru the bottom of the cab and plug them into an outlet...I wanted to have them switched thru a normal wall box and light switch. These lights are wired with 18g "lamp cord". Is there any code reason why I can't run it behind the drywall and into the switch box (of course running it thru studs like romex)? I have not yet installed the drywall and have full access to the studs. As long as the connections end in a standard box, is there a problem? --Jeff |
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