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Use pigtails on receptacle
I am wiring a 20amp circuit. The #12 seems pretty hard to deal inside the electral box for the with the receptacle. I notice all the books demonstrates that incoming wires and outgoing ones connect to the seperate screws on the receptacle. Is there any reason not to use a pigtail and connect to the receptacle first, then connect it together in/out wires with a wire nut, just like what is done to a ground wires? That would be much easier than to bend those short and hard #12 wires and try to screw on those 4 hot/neutral wires? I am talking about the middle of the run, non-split receptacle. Thanks. Y. |
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