I have installed a number of receptacles around my woodworking shop, all NEMA 5-20R duplex receptacles with separate feeds to their top and bottom halves, and a shared neutral and
add pilot light parallel to switch downstream from load
I want a (110v) pilot light to indicate my closet light has been left on. The switch box has only a single of each: hot, neutral, ground–no wirenuts–so it’s downstream.
Is it code compliant to run only a hot wire to a relay used as a 3-way switch?
I am setting up a relay to control my 120v/15a pool light. The relay control will be located in a plastic project box near the pool equipment and will be
Run directly from the meter to house, no secondary panel?
I want to run directly from the meter to house, no secondary panel: Would the following portion of this answer here apply to my situation? To feed a 100 ampere
How to wire lighting fixture with two sets of hot, neutral, and ground?
I’m installing a light fixture in my crawl space. The fixture has a set of hot, neutral, and ground wires coming into the fixture from utilities as well as a
