On 11/27/03 23:54, RTI Installer said...
Hmm?
Have you actually read your NEC? CAT-5 is perfectly
legal and safe so long as you maintain the legal
.25 minimum distance requirement. I have had dozens
of electrical inspectors look at my wiring with
no negative comments.
If you are not qualified to do Hi and/or low voltage
work, hire someone who is.
On a side note, Lutron makes multi gang boxes
that have a plastic partition in them for just
this purpose. Further they have, or are going
to modify the faceplates on newer models so as
to provide more space for a hidden emitter.
Regarding box depth, If its a retrofit job, I
yank out the old box and install a roomy Pass
Seymour grey old work box, this provides for lots
of space for the Graphic Eye, those blue Carlon
boxes are not worth the effort.
David
20 years electrical experience.
Well, if you think it matters, I have 33 years of experience and a Master's Electricians license. Read the NEC? I've submitted proposals to it.
You may want to contact Lutron tech support directly regarding all of the discussions in this thread. They can explain the proper and legal ways to connect all of their products along with the correct part numbers etc.
Maybe you, and the other good people reading this thread, will listen to Lutron.