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Can these click plugs be hidden in a ceiling or do you need an access hatch to get to them.. can’t find any regs on them

Building is a container and it splits for transport?

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I would ensure any interlinks between parts of a modular building were accessible for inspection/ maintenance
also to enable easy connection and disconnection when transport is required
 
These sort of click / plug in connectors are designed so the person changing a light can do so with ease. IMO they need to remain easily accessible and easy to reach at all times
 

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