Is it permissible to use non-metallic flex conduit in the garage or attic?
Specifically as a short distance "whip" between a disconnect and an appliance such as a water heater or an HVAC blower system.
Permissible Locations for Non-Metallic Flex Conduit
electrical
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Best Answer
The closest thing to reaching a prohibition is...
356.12 Uses Not Permitted. LFNC shall not be used as follows: (1) Where subject to physical damage...