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Low voltage wiring rules in Las Vegas

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Subclassification C-2d Low voltage systems covers systems using fiber optics or not over 91 volts (NAC 624.200). (source: Nevada Legislature)

In the City of Las Vegas, low voltage wiring for garage door openers, cable TV or burglar alarms, and power-limited wiring of 50 volts or less for a single-family home, need no permit. (source: City of Las Vegas Building and Safety)

Clark County notes that the Southern Nevada amendments to the National Electrical Code require wiring to be installed in a raceway or cable tray system, with exceptions that include MI, MC and AC cable, special alarm sensing cable, places where NM cable is permitted, and exposed low voltage wiring on walls and ceilings. (source: Clark County Department of Building and Fire Prevention)

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