When selecting locations for junction and pull boxes, all of the following should be considered except?

When selecting locations for junction and pull boxes, the type of conductor to be installed is not a primary consideration. The primary focus when determining placement often revolves around practical aspects such as space availability, accessibility for maintenance and inspections, and the length of wire that will be used.

While the characteristics of conductors, such as their size and insulation type, may influence some aspects of installation, they do not directly dictate where junction or pull boxes should be installed. Junction boxes must be placed where they can be easily accessed, where there is enough room for proper installation and future maintenance, and where wire lengths are adequate to connect different segments without exceeding bend radius requirements or causing stress on the wires.

Therefore, the location considerations aimed at ensuring functionality and safety in the electrical system render the type of conductor a lesser priority.