True or False: Enclosures for low-voltage lighting and remote-control switching should be placed in areas where no one can get to them to avoid tampering with them.

• A. Not sure
• B. False
• C. True
• D. Cannot be determined

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that enclosures for low-voltage lighting and remote-control switching must be readily accessible to authorized personnel for operation, testing, and maintenance. Placing them in areas where no one can reach them creates delays in troubleshooting, makes emergency shutoffs harder to perform, and can lead to unsafe situations if a fault occurs. You can still protect these enclosures from tampering by using appropriate locking, tamper-resistant hardware, and secure mounting, but the equipment itself should be accessible for normal service. So the statement is not correct because accessibility is required, not invisibility.