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Is it OK to put lights and outlets on the same circuit? Does it matter if the lights are flouresent or incandesant?=TB=

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Either way is ok, i suspect that there will be fewer isolated receptacle circuits due to the AFCI requirements ( don't wanna pitch for more of those than needed)
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Tom,

It's not Ok if it's in the Kitchen if that's your question.

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OK, thanks for the info. =TB=

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