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Posted by RBM on September 11, 2005, 4:52 pm
Yes you can, just be sure to use UF connectors and weatherproof boxes and
covers
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> Hi,
> We're just putting the finishing touches on a new deck. I'd like to add
> an outlet or two (one for the grill rotissiere, maybe one for general use
> in the 'seating area') and was wondering if it's ok to use UF-B cable
> underneath the deck, or if it must be protected in conduit.
> The deck is about 6' off the ground, which means you can access the
> underneath relatively easilly, but it's not something people will be
> walking under regularly. If I could use the UF cable and just
> drill/staple it to the joists, it would greatly simplify the project (and
> make it cheaper, as I already have UF cable on hand).
> Thanks!
> -Tim
>
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> We're just putting the finishing touches on a new deck. I'd like to add
> an outlet or two (one for the grill rotissiere, maybe one for general use
> in the 'seating area') and was wondering if it's ok to use UF-B cable
> underneath the deck, or if it must be protected in conduit.
> The deck is about 6' off the ground, which means you can access the
> underneath relatively easilly, but it's not something people will be
> walking under regularly. If I could use the UF cable and just
> drill/staple it to the joists, it would greatly simplify the project (and
> make it cheaper, as I already have UF cable on hand).
> Thanks!
> -Tim
>