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Electrical wiring and junction boxes that are designed for usage in an existing home.
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Safe, easy way to tap into taut NM cable in wall?
There are some splices available for in-wall use, but they are really, as I understand it, meant for repairs where there is no other practical option.
A splice normally is done inside a junction box, …
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Vanity light installation using an old work box
It also says (specs on Home Depot web site) not listed for fixture support in ceilings, so it isn't even a question of 5.6 < 6, but rather "not designed for this purpose at all".
I believe the proble …