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I don't know.

To my knowlage there is little regulation on low voltage wiring.

When I used to install commercial HVAC we never used a etat wire that was approved for underground use.

Sorry I could not be more help

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That's a good question Donald, but I doubt if anyone has a firm answer. I'd bet money they aren't rated for it, but I'd also bet money they aren't rated for exposed outdoor use either. I see that all of the time.

Brian G.

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Typical bell wire is not rated for direct burial or uv exposure. However, rated wire can be obtained from an irrigation supplier such as John Deere Landscapes. It is use for short timer runs, rain sensors and to supply power to low voltage lighting in trees. Due to the voltage loss, it only supplied power from the ground to the fixture in lighting applications.

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