During a commercial kitchen renovation, an electrician installs a 4-inch square metallic junction box in a suspended ceiling. The box is located 10 feet above the finished floor, and the ceiling tiles provide the only access to the box. The box contains splices for a 20-ampere, 120-volt lighting circuit. What is wrong with this installation?
The junction box is too small for the number of conductors.
Metallic junction boxes are not permitted in suspended ceilings.
The junction box is not readily accessible.
Splices are not permitted in junction boxes located in suspended ceilings.
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