No. The "appropriate product standard" requires that the joint (itself using an acceptable connector) must be in a suitable/appropriate enclosure, in order to qualify it as 'maintenance-free" (hence allowed to be non-accessible).
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No. The "appropriate product standard" requires that the joint (itself using an acceptable connector) must be in a suitable/appropriate enclosure, in order to qualify it as 'maintenance-free" (hence allowed to be non-accessible).
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