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I searched but didn't find the right answer so I apologize if this is a
duplicate. When wiring multiple baseboards on 1 circuit with each having it's own tstat where do you junction the line wire? Does it matter? Here's my example with 3 locations for wiring. One is already wired, one will easily be run due to exposed walls and one will be some demo to the drywall. Can I pigtail off of the line currently running into the existing tstat box to branch out to a new tstat/heater location? The other tstat/heater wiring my plan is to break the line in the workroom to install a j-box and run a branch over to the other bedroom through the exposed ceiling/walls. Does this make sense and sound reasonable? My biggest question is where I can junction the wires. This will be a total of 14.7 amps on a 20a/240 using 12/1. -- for full context, visit http://www.homeownershub.com/mainten...rs-904513-.htm |
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