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Websparky:
What about junction boxes, where an original panel was ?

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Not a problem. They just dont want to see any easily accessable or necessary accessable sources of power in a room that has that much grounding potential.

As long as you cover the "junction box" with a properly "sealed" metel cover and the box is properly grounded, you should have no problem satisfying the NEC.

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I stand corrected.
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