Yes, as long as it is accessible.
Yes, a duplex receptacle can be installed in a non-plenum ceiling cavity. However, it is important to ensure that the installation meets local electrical codes and regulations. Additionally, proper wiring techniques and safety precautions should be followed to prevent any hazards.
Black is Hot and White is Neutral and there should also be a bare ground wire. One black/white/bare cable is supply for receptacle and the other is connected in parallel and goes to another outlet. You need your ceiling fixture connected to one of the wires coming into the receptacle box, Black to Black, White to White and Bare to Bare. However, assume you want to be able to switch the ceiling light with a wall switch unless there is to be a pull chain on ceiling light. To connect switch run a new wired from the receptacle to a switch and run a wire from switch to ceiling fixture. At original outlet connect as described above. At switch connect White wires together with a wirenut, then do the same for the bare wires. Connect Black wire going to ceiling to one side or switch and Black wire coming from original receptacle to other side of switch.
more than 80 cm
It may be next to it but never above it.
A lightning rod mounted on the first floor of a tall building will not work because lighting strikes from above
Yes, a duplex receptacle can be installed in a non-plenum ceiling cavity. However, it is important to ensure that the installation meets local electrical codes and regulations. Additionally, proper wiring techniques and safety precautions should be followed to prevent any hazards.
All electrical plug in devices sources have to be readily accessible. Above T bar ceilings does not fit into this category. The receptacle can protrude through the ceiling just behind the projector if the receptacle is affixed permanently to the T bar ceiling.
It depends on how high the ceiling is.
a full duplex system
Electrical and communications system receptacles on walls shall be mounted no less than 15 in (380 mm) above the floor. - ADAAG under section 4.27.3
Black is Hot and White is Neutral and there should also be a bare ground wire. One black/white/bare cable is supply for receptacle and the other is connected in parallel and goes to another outlet. You need your ceiling fixture connected to one of the wires coming into the receptacle box, Black to Black, White to White and Bare to Bare. However, assume you want to be able to switch the ceiling light with a wall switch unless there is to be a pull chain on ceiling light. To connect switch run a new wired from the receptacle to a switch and run a wire from switch to ceiling fixture. At original outlet connect as described above. At switch connect White wires together with a wirenut, then do the same for the bare wires. Connect Black wire going to ceiling to one side or switch and Black wire coming from original receptacle to other side of switch.
A ceiling of a building is the thing above the floor, that you see when you look up.
The roof is above the ceiling
It is mounted just above the crankshaft pulley on the front of the engine.It is mounted just above the crankshaft pulley on the front of the engine.
I guess anchor it from 4 separate points on the ceiling, which meet a short distance above the bag...
ceiling
on the 88 ranger the switch is above your rearview mirror located on the ceiling on the 88 ranger the switch is above your rearview mirror located on the ceiling