I'm doing a small lighting project. I'd like to mount a 12v DC fence light on the wall of my garage and run landscape wire through the wall into the garage for power.
The transformer is in the garage (it's an indoor transformer). The garage does not have any wall covering such as sheetrock. So... the wire will never be "concealed" as it goes from the transformer to the light fixture - but it will go through the garage wall.
The garage is stucco.
Any problem just drilling a hole, pushing standard landscape wire through it, and sealing up the hole considering:
1) it's 12v?
2) the wire will always be visible?
I guess the alternative is to put a junction box on the exterior of the garage and switch from NM to landscape wire in the box, but that seems like overkill, and then I'd have other issues to contend with.
Thank you
The transformer is in the garage (it's an indoor transformer). The garage does not have any wall covering such as sheetrock. So... the wire will never be "concealed" as it goes from the transformer to the light fixture - but it will go through the garage wall.
The garage is stucco.
Any problem just drilling a hole, pushing standard landscape wire through it, and sealing up the hole considering:
1) it's 12v?
2) the wire will always be visible?
I guess the alternative is to put a junction box on the exterior of the garage and switch from NM to landscape wire in the box, but that seems like overkill, and then I'd have other issues to contend with.
Thank you