A step-by-step guide to wiring your breaker box
Learn how to read and understand wiring diagrams for breaker boxes to ensure proper electrical configurations and safety measures.
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Connect 2 pigtails to the incoming shared neutral and connect one pigtail to each receptacle. That is required when splitting the circuit. The double pole breaker assures both circuits