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Path of wires
My garage has:
a light-switch next to the door a light-socket next to the door a junction box with a duplex receptacle on the same wall as the door another light-socket over the middle of the garage another junction box with a duplex receptacle on a side wall. Do the wires from one junction box go to the light-switch, to the other junction box and to the light-sockets? |
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