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#120748 05/01/05 11:37 AM
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Here are some cord pics

The first I came across as I followed a cord around the room...it went through the boiler. I tried to take the picture so you could see the flames. It is a little fuzzy, but you can see the cord running through the boiler.
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The next two are from a national chain store. The ceiling box is feeding a cable from an NM cable connector. notice the strain relief [Linked Image], the second picture show the cable supplying a receptacle in a 1900 box. Neither picture complies with the NEC. This is a typical installation.
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The forth picture shows how (not) to tuck away the extra cord, for a kitchen undercabinet clock radio. Notice the staples securing the cord inside the cabinet.

Pierre
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#120749 05/01/05 02:27 PM
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the person the installed that radio obviosly didn't read the instructions, or even look at the back of the radio. if they had, they would have noticed that the radio has a place on the back to wrap the extra cord!

i just installed the exact same radio in my kitchen [Linked Image]

#120750 05/02/05 10:21 PM
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Pierre,

What was the cord that was running through the Furnace for???

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#120751 05/02/05 11:47 PM
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im going to guess the cord goes from the outlet on the lower left to the condensate pump on the lower right. even though it looks bad, i doubt the cord is exposed to high temperatures at all, especially since this is an induced draft furnace

#120752 05/03/05 09:28 AM
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Maybe not, but is the furnace approved for use as a raceway? I doubt it.


Larry Fine
Fine Electric Co.
fineelectricco.com

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