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In Reply to: Single dedicated line posted by terra3 on February 3, 2010 at 17:15:51:
if i am reading correctly--you are going to have a sub panel- 10 gauge wire to the sub panel should be fine-8 would be fine also---in the subpanel are a panel to main breaker switch-then there will be 4 or 8 or more breaker switches -from these will go the wire to your receptacles and/or lights -this is something your electrician will decide-one factor being your needs and the other factor what size service you have--for this i would use 12 gauge-as for receptacle's use at least hospital grade-they have a better grounding bar and the tension inside is much stronger-then of course there is oyaide,teslaplex-hubbell etc--by the way the hospital grade most likely would be a hubbell-
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