“On the Samsung Frame TV, can you run the power cord behind the wall (sheetrock) and still be code compliant ? Thank you for your time”
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If it is an appliance cord then no you cannot per NEC 400.8 (2). The old One-connect cords used to be Fiber and passed signal only. As long as the jacket of the fiber cable is rated for in-wall use then all good. With the new one-connect cords they pass both however I have not opened one up to see if copper conductors are combined in a jacket with the fiber cable. If so then this is still an appliance cord and you then still cannot pull it through the wall new NEC 400.8(2). One way around this would be install and end to end conduit that terminates in an electrical box so at no time would the cord be "inside" the wall as it is completely enclosed in the conduit.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Waiting on answer on this as well. Connect One box is on the other side on wall, so is the electric plug in. So only the thin fiberoptic cord and the power cord are inside the wall. Is the power cord CL rated?
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