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I realize that local codes can vary, but I'm wondering if this is ever
allowed. I have an application where I need to power 2 alarm transformers. They are 'bricks' that convert to 12 volts and have a screw that permanently attaches them to an outlet (a long screw that replace the short one used to hold the outlet cover on). 12 volts comes out of them. There would be no 120v cords above the drop ceiling, only low voltage. So in this scenario would I be so in violation of the NEC if I put an outlet above the drop ceiling? I won't bother chasing down the local code if this is an outrageous idea. Tom |
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