Download - Let's Ask Paul | Episode 51 | Multiwire Branch Circuits, Pigtails, and Listed Wall Mounted Devices

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Let's Ask Paul | Episode 51 | Multiwire Branch Circuits, Pigtails, and Listed Wall Mounted Devices

2022-04-17

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Join Paul Abernathy, CEO and Founder of Electrical Code Academy, Inc., a leading electrical educational provide for learning the National Electrical Code as he answers more questions from PaulAbernathy.com. On this episode Paul answers (3) questions, one about a single receptacle outlet as a junction for multiple branch circuits, another about using all the terminals on a duplex receptacle or must you pigtail, and lastly Paul is asked about the use of a listed wall mounted control device for controlling a lighting outlet rather than a typical wall toggle (snap) switch. This is a short my informative Ask Paul segment.