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duncang

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8. City regulations also.

Reply to Old Crank (Reply #1)

Mon Jun 10, 2024, 06:26 AM

Jun 2024

The small town I live in requires #12 wire minimum for all receptacles and lights. Normally it would be sized to load (stove, dryer, etc.) and #14 for most lights or receptacles. #12 for kitchen and dining room only.

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