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#10401 06/08/02 03:30 PM
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would you all consider the interior of a refrigerator in a typical mom and pop market to be a damp or wet location? using emt to wire fluorescents. would you use raintight connections? boxes, devices, luminaires inside?
110.11, 310.8, 314.15[370-15], 410.4 seem to point that way. and 358.10C & 358.42 [348-6 & 10] say to use raintight fittings if a wet location.

#10402 06/08/02 04:41 PM
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I'm not sure about your specific application but I always use the rain tight connectors on commercial refrigeration (walk-in coolers and freezers) due to the high moisture.

#10403 06/08/02 05:25 PM
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Call for fixtures listed for damp locations.


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