Wondering if an outlet can be mounted to the bottom of the cabinet below disposal and other plumbing?
Usually were the cleaners go, thats were this thging is mounted.
To me if there is a water problem then most likely there will be an electrical problem as well.
What do you think?
There is no rule that says it cannot be there, although common sense would tell you not to put it there. My question would be - is it properly secured? My guess is no.
[Cleaners should never be put in kitchen sink cabinets, or any sink cabinet for that matter.](http://www.abouthomes.info/reports/Sink cabinets, chemical storage, and caulking and grouting.pdf)
Check the code for horizontally mounted outlets, sometimes also called floor outlets. They have their own requirements since liquids can be spilled into them.
Although my jurisdictions allow horizontally mounted outlets in sink cabinets, they must be outlets approved for horizontal/floor mounting. The one you show in your picture would not be approved here.
[It would need to be like this.](http://www.abouthomes.info/files/NACHI/floor outlet.jpg) However, such an outlet would kind of preclude it from being used permanently, so I’d be inclined to mount a standard outlet on the wall.
The face up receptacle requirement is basically for counter tops for the most part. however, if the receptacle is going to be mounted in this position as with a floor outlet it would need to have a proper floor outlet cover and spill seal…we are talking about a $ 20.00 fix here…