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Recessed Lighting wiring question
I want to use a recessed fixture (WAC HR-8401H - remodeling fixture)
that is labeled "Not rated for through-branch circuit wiring". Does this mean that I cannot feed a second fixture from the first? What I want to do is: Power -------- Switch ---------- Light #1 --------- Light #2 Is this allowed? Thanks for the help. Philip |
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