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Where to put the electrical box.
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I need to install a ceiling light, right where there is the 1x that you can see in this pictu http://freeboundaries.com/Light.jpg So where can I put the electrical box, or can the connections be made inside the light (It would be in the space between the drywall and the fiberglass insulation on the light - doesn't sound compliant, does it?)? Many thanks in advance! Aaron |
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Where to put the electrical box.
"Aaron Fude" wrote in message ... Hi, I need to install a ceiling light, right where there is the 1x that you can see in this pictu http://freeboundaries.com/Light.jpg So where can I put the electrical box, or can the connections be made inside the light (It would be in the space between the drywall and the fiberglass insulation on the light - doesn't sound compliant, does it?)? Many thanks in advance! Aaron If you are only using that existing two conductor cable to feed the light, a pancake box should suffice and can be mounted on the wood. Bring the cable into the box from behind using a button Romex connector. |
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