Apparently the landscapers when they were fixing the sprinkler system partially cut the wire going to my pool light. (This was from before I bought the house so I can't make the sprinkler people fix it). Currently it looks as though its running underground through a metal pipe. I can't pull the cable through to replace it so I am going to yank out the pipe and replace the wire. I was wondering if low voltage (12V) pool lights need to have their wires in some sort of conduit or can a wire just be buried like it is for my sprinkler system?
Low Voltage Light - Electric cable need to be in a conduit?
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Hey Bruce! Don't you mean direct burial :?: 
Otherwise you'd have to run it in conduit.
Otherwise you'd have to run it in conduit.Bama Rambler said:Hey Bruce! Don't you mean direct burial :?:
Yeah, I did
I meant to go back and change it (I knew it wasn't right when I posted it but couldn't remember the correct term! I've thought about it a couple times since but have been too lazy to go back and edit!).Thanks for adding embarrassment to my procrastination :lol: :lol: