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House wiring is not a good idea. Romex does not have the corrosion
resistance. Romex (AKA type NM-b) is not listed for wet locations but the relity is it is usually assembled from THHN/THWN. The real problem with NM is the fact that it is solid wire. That will break when it is vibrated. A better choice would be the stranded THHN/THWN single conductor. That is rated for wet locations. Personally I think the thicker stranding is better in a corrosive environment it it doesn't have to flex. |
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