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        Can I wire a New Halogen lamp from another??!
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        rusty1978
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        Ok- I posted similar electrical before; but this is diff'rnt; In my foyer of the apt, I have two- circular
        incandescent lamps on the Ceiling. They work on a dimmer, and are on the same electrical line.
        Now- I want to ADD A Wall/SCONCE and it is Halogen. normal, 110 or 115 volt. Question; Can my electrician
        dig and find the existing wiring and channel-it to the wall for my new Sconce for the wall? OR : does the new Halogen sconce need wiring to come from the box? thx in advance ; Larry NYC
         
        Posts: 212 | Location: Chelsea, New York | Registered: Mar 19, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
        joecaption
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        If I understand you correctly, why not just jump off the wiring in the light you have now? If there going to be using the same switch to control all of them.


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