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Need to tap off circuit for kitchen hi-hats
I had posted another thread a few days ago about an upcoming kitchen
reno. Here's another electrical question. As I said before I have to run 4 new 20A Circuits to a panel. 1 circuit -Fridge 1 circuit -Microwave/Range Hood 2 circuits- Counter top outlets Now I have to address the lighting issue. Presently I have one fixture in the middle ( which is coming off a 20A bathroom circuit). I am adding at least 4-6 hi-hats in addition to keeping the middle fixture. My intention was after I tear down the walls and ceiling to re-wire the lights the right way to an existing 15A lighting circuit, but in the event I can't find one nearby, what are my options? 1-Keep it on the existing 20A bathroom circuit 2-Tap off one of the 4 circuits I'm running for the kitchen The panel will be pretty full after running the 4 new circuits, so running a seperate 15 A line is not an option. |
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