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Can't tell from the photo if the branch was live or not. If not live, then I see no problem as it should be dry.
If it is still alive... problem.

Could this be a patented developmental model for an internally wired Christmas tree?

Mike McCann, PE, SE (WA)


 
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Hundreds of feet of electrical wiring run through 2x6" boards in our house, all to code. The difference in Gunnar's photo is that the timber is not sawn and planed?
 
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It looks like an extension lead rather than fixed wiring to me so probably not covered by the wiring regs. I suspect there are plenty of violations that weren't mentioned/photographed though!
 
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You guys are barking up the wrong tree...

Dan - Owner
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Time to perform a root cause analysis, I am knot going to put up with this tomfoolery any longer.

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