An electrician is running a new power-limited fire alarm (PLFA) circuit from a fire alarm control panel to a smoke detector. The circuit conductors are installed in the same raceway as a 120V general-purpose lighting circuit. The PLFA circuit conductors are not separated by a barrier. Per NEC 760.136(A), what is the permissible method for this installation?
This installation is permissible if the PLFA conductors are rated for the highest voltage present in the raceway.
This installation is permissible only if the 120V circuit is also a fire alarm circuit.
This installation is a violation; PLFA circuits must always be in separate raceways from non-fire alarm circuits.
This installation is permissible if the 120V conductors are insulated for at least 300V.
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