Bbunsthebomb
Well-Known Member
Hi Everyone, hope all is well
I have a few questions about the electrical side of things.
I need to run a new outlet into my area. from what i have been told i should run a single circut directly from my breaker. The problem is i do not know this first thing about the electric side of things. Basicaly i want to familiarize myself with this so i arent so lost in the future.
The first most obvious would be; how do you run 2 single circuts from your breaker box to 2 seperate outlets?
The second would be; why does it have to be a single circut, and is there any other safe way to do it?
And the third would be; how much energy (volts, wattage) could you be pulling from each outlet safely (im pretty sure it is 100 amp service with 110 volt) and would it fry the breaker or melt the wires or what are the negative effects if you pull to much through one?
If theres anything you would like to add in there, helpful hints, tips, insight, advise, or kknowledge, please do any help would be much appriciated, thanks in advance!
I have a few questions about the electrical side of things.
I need to run a new outlet into my area. from what i have been told i should run a single circut directly from my breaker. The problem is i do not know this first thing about the electric side of things. Basicaly i want to familiarize myself with this so i arent so lost in the future.
The first most obvious would be; how do you run 2 single circuts from your breaker box to 2 seperate outlets?
The second would be; why does it have to be a single circut, and is there any other safe way to do it?
And the third would be; how much energy (volts, wattage) could you be pulling from each outlet safely (im pretty sure it is 100 amp service with 110 volt) and would it fry the breaker or melt the wires or what are the negative effects if you pull to much through one?
If theres anything you would like to add in there, helpful hints, tips, insight, advise, or kknowledge, please do any help would be much appriciated, thanks in advance!