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I have a odd situation with my Christmas lights. I have two Intermatic
timers (T101)side-by-side in the garage each with its own 15 amp breaker via a 3-way wire. One controls a plug which the house Christmas lights are plugged into, no problems with this circuit. The second timer has another plug outside under a Blue Spruce to light the tree up with Christmas lights as well. What I found out by tracing back the wires is that this second timer is also connected to the front porch light switch which is on third and separate circuit. When the front porch light switch is on, power is fed to the second timer circuit even when the timer is open (not on), turning on the trees lights on. It all works fine, unless the timer is off and all the lights are on, i.e. Christmas lights on the tree and the lights on the third circuit in the house and on the porch are on. But everything works ok when the timer is on. I was wondering if this wiring design is to code? |
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