Hi,
I have a circuit in my kitchen with 2 spots and a wall sconce.
On the other side of the room I have another circuit with two more spots and I want to add these to the first circuit.
The second circuit just had a twin and earth from the light switch to the spots, in and out of 1st JB, in only to 2nd JB.
The first circuit is confusing me though.
I am trying to figure out which direction it's wired from as I only have access to a small area above the ceiling.
The spot on the left has a t+e in and out of it's JB, the spot in the middle has 3 t+e connected and the last fixture is the wall sconce which I can't see behind.
Why would the middle spot have 3 cables to its JB ?
Is there anything I can infer from the wiring based on the no. of cables to the JB ?
Thanks
I have a circuit in my kitchen with 2 spots and a wall sconce.
On the other side of the room I have another circuit with two more spots and I want to add these to the first circuit.
The second circuit just had a twin and earth from the light switch to the spots, in and out of 1st JB, in only to 2nd JB.
The first circuit is confusing me though.
I am trying to figure out which direction it's wired from as I only have access to a small area above the ceiling.
The spot on the left has a t+e in and out of it's JB, the spot in the middle has 3 t+e connected and the last fixture is the wall sconce which I can't see behind.
Why would the middle spot have 3 cables to its JB ?
Is there anything I can infer from the wiring based on the no. of cables to the JB ?
Thanks