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Hi while removing the gyprock off the walls to renovate bathroom, I've discovered an electrical connection in a junction box.
It's not accessible near a power point, it's just inside the wall.
Before re - plastering, should I get this changed so it's a full length cable to the nearest point or is it still code.
Thanks Leigh
Hi @Lethaleigh,
You might like to add a photo or two so members can see what you are working with. However, with these kind of questions it is always best to consult with a local electrician who is familiar with the safety requirements in your state.
Let me also tag helpful member @R4addZ for their thoughts.
Jason
Hi @Jason & @Lethaleigh
Without seeing things, I can't comment. I should also add that I am a registered cabler and as such specialize in Voice and Data.You may need the thoughts of a Licensed electrician for this.
Hey mate thanks for the reply, I got onto my sparkie who advised that any junction box within a wall should be accessible, so he's going to replace it and run a cable straight to the next point.
Thanks for getting in touch cheers Leigh
Hey Jason thanks for getting back to me, I ended up thinking it should be replaced and rang my sparkie.
He did advise that any junction box within a wall should have access, he's going to drop in and run a line straight through.
Thanks for your time Leigh
Hello @Lethaleigh
It's great to hear that you've decided to get properly looked at.
Please keep us updated with your progress, we look forward to seeing your bathroom renovated and ready for use.
Eric
Thanks Eric yeah it's good to get these things sorted as you go , thanks Leigh
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