Can the wall count as the back of the enclosure when wiring a light?
I have a bulkhead fitting whose instructions show the three unsheathed insulated conductors entering a grommet at the back of the fitting, which surprised me. I thought the sheath had to enter the enclosure, i.e. pass through the grommet.
I'm wiring the circuit in singles in conduit, so it would be handy if the space between the grommet and the light still counted as inside the enclosure. Does it?
If so, I can wire the light fitting directly through the wall. My previous plan was to run the conduit to a junction box and run multicore cable from there to the fitting through the wall.
Thanks,
Alex