Hint: Lousy liquidtight conduit installation
This is an installation of liquidtight flexible metal conduit (LFMC) where the installer has the LFMC wrapped around railings and otherwise strewn about in a messy fashion. Section 350.30(A) requires LFMC to be securely fastened within 12 inches of each box and at intervals no greater than 4 feet. That certainly didn’t happen here. Section 350.12 does not permit LFMC to be used where it is subject to physical damage. I think an argument could be made that perhaps a more robust wiring method should have been used here, especially near the ground where the LFMC may get stepped on, kicked, or smashed by kids climbing on the structure, playing ball, or riding bikes in this public area.
In addition, the type of cover installed for the receptacles does not comply with Sec. 406.9(B). An enclosure that is weatherproof whether or not the attachment plug cap is inserted must be used in this wet location. Section 110.12 requires installation to be done in a professional and skillful manner. I think a little more skill and professionalism could have been used here.
