adding electric to wall

twich54 said:

Quality 10/2 romex, on two 20 amp circuits, is what I'm using, along with Hospital Grade outlets in the walls. Do not getted dupped into those ridiculus $75-100 wall outlets, unless you want to be "kool" with alot of the wackoo's over on the "asylum" !!!

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DTB300 said:

Pass & Seymour make some nice tight fitting, high grade outlets at reasonable prices from Home Depot. 5262 I believe is the model number.

Dan

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Brad225 said:

I spent Christmas eve afternoon putting in 3 20amp circuits in TV room. I used 10-2, its probably over kill but new ARC amps and sl3 get their own juice. I think the whole room had one 15 amp circuit before. You would turn an amp on and the lights would dim. Piece of mind if nothing else.

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twich54 said:

Quality 10/2 romex, on two 20 amp circuits, is what I'm using, along with Hospital Grade outlets in the walls.

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aerius007 said:

I called my builder to have the electrician come out and retro fit some lines for my audio equipment. There is one outlet on the wall but I would like to more dedicated lines for the audio gear. Is there any special or heavier gauge wire I should ask for? Considering some people crazy amounts just for the power cables that plug in the wall there has to be a better wire for builders besides standard stuff. Who wants to put $400 (or more) worth of A/C cables into junk outlets? Doesnt make much sense to me.

Should I have a dedicated line for the logans too?

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