When I added the apartment to my former house ...
I ran a subpanel to the unit, then put 4 outlets above the Kitchen Counter and 1 below for a mini fringe (it was a tiny apartment)
Each outlet above the kitchen counter I wired in 15 amp, GFCI Breakers ... one for each outlet .. kinda pricy for parts ... but frankly it paid back the first month it was rented .. and below a regular outlet
PLUS a 20 amp A/C or electric heater outlet (air conditioner and heater included included) and a few other brakers for bedform and bath.
At the apartment here were I live now ... has ONE (albeit 20 amp) breaker for the entire kitchen 2 counter outlets and three wall outlets.
I have to keep watch if we run more than one or appliances at once :( ... (at least the breaker panel is in the unit)
I know for a fact when this unit was renovated (it's within eyeshot of my old house) .. so it definitely is not up to code and / or no permit was issued .. pisses me off somehow :(
I ran a subpanel to the unit, then put 4 outlets above the Kitchen Counter and 1 below for a mini fringe (it was a tiny apartment)
Each outlet above the kitchen counter I wired in 15 amp, GFCI Breakers ... one for each outlet .. kinda pricy for parts ... but frankly it paid back the first month it was rented .. and below a regular outlet
PLUS a 20 amp A/C or electric heater outlet (air conditioner and heater included included) and a few other brakers for bedform and bath.
At the apartment here were I live now ... has ONE (albeit 20 amp) breaker for the entire kitchen 2 counter outlets and three wall outlets.
I have to keep watch if we run more than one or appliances at once :( ... (at least the breaker panel is in the unit)
I know for a fact when this unit was renovated (it's within eyeshot of my old house) .. so it definitely is not up to code and / or no permit was issued .. pisses me off somehow :(
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