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High Hat Install On Old CircuitQuote:
Stubbie I almost thought the same thing when I first looked at the picture but it is actually paper wrapper. Here is a closer look. And yes definitely retested using a digital voltmeter. ![]() and my light tester ![]()
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High Hat Install On Old Circuit
Now I believe.....
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High Hat Install On Old Circuit
Having identified the new circuit and tracing it back to the circuit breaker panel I've come up with the following to power my new high hats and also an existing fan in the room which I'll be removing from the original overloaded circuit I had chosen. Can anyone tell me if I'm heading in the right direction with this please?
Since it appears that there is absolutely nothing else connected to this line that I discovered yesterday, I am also planning to move two additional ceiling fans (with lights) in adjacent rooms that are currently on the above mentioned overloaded circuit. http://www.a407.com/projects/highhat...newcircuit.jpg |
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