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The installation of wire and/or electrical devices, to allow the transmission of electricity from one point to another.
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Help me understand complicated junction / switch box -- with diagram
If I understand your drawing, any type of timer switch for your fan should work unless you have a small or crowded back box. Here is what your timer appears to have connected:
Black: Hot
White: Neut …
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Is it acceptable to run 10-3 wire to a 120V 20A junction box?
Since you say you'd prefer 12/2, I'd guess you are looking to install a 15 amp outlet from an existing junction box running a 15A circuit. If this is the case, 10/3 should be fine provided the circuit …
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Do I really need 10 AWG wire for a AC condenser that says 15 AMP max?
Here is a good article and presentation about 100% vs. 80% rated breakers.
http://blog.schneider-electric.com/datacenter/power-and-cooling/2014/06/12/clearing-confusion-80-vs-100-rated-circuit-breake …
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