Basement romex.

[Kevin McKinley]

In the basement, I have romex running thru the floor joist's from the breaker box. Can I run from a junction box above to an outside wall and down to an outlet. I plan on using romex clips secured to the concrete wall with anchors, to keep the romex tight to the wall. Will this instalation be okay?

[Billy Stephens]

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In the basement, I have romex running thru the floor joist's from the breaker box.
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Can I run from a junction box above to an outside wall and down to an outlet.
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I plan on using romex clips secured to the concrete wall with anchors, to keep the romex tight to the wall. Will this instalation be okay?
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Nope.

Are all the external wiring Rated for Outdoor use and protected from physical damage ? ;)

[Gunnar Alquist]

In the basement, I have romex running thru the floor joist's from the breaker box. Can I run from a junction box above to an outside wall and down to an outlet. I plan on using romex clips secured to the concrete wall with anchors, to keep the romex tight to the wall. Will this instalation be okay?

Nonmetallic sheathed cable needs to be protected from damage. If approved for your area, I would use MC cable rather than NM. Best bet, check with the local building department for clarification.

[Kevin McKinley]

Thanks for the reply. I'll just run down the wall w/ MC. Thanks again.

[Corn Walker]

Personally I'd use EMT or Wiremold (http://www.legrand.us/wiremold/raceway/steel-raceway/single-channel-raceway/2400-small-raceway/2400-small-raceway.aspx) raceways. If you're going to use AC/MC don't forget your bushings and make sure to get the right fittings for your transitions and boxes.