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Question by Dak
Submitted on 3/14/2005
Related FAQ: Electrical Wiring FAQ (Part 1 of 2)
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I am adding outlets in my basement for a shop area.  I am coming off a 20 amp breaker, using 12-2 wire, metal conduit and boxes.  I connected the grounds ok, i conncthe incoming black and whit to the rexpect outlet termincal and conncetd the outging (to the next recepticle to the other brass and silver terminals.  I have a four outlet box in the middle.  What is the best way ot conect it.  I opend the breaker box to connec tthe wire and I don'esee anywhere to connect the white and ground wire.  The terminal looks full?  Help!!  IAm I doing this correctly?


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