This photo depicts the removal of an old plastic one-gang switch box by prying it away from the wood stud with a flathead screwdriver

Adding Bathroom Fan Switch

Bare Kitchen walls after all old cabinets, counter top, and appliances have been removed

Extend Kitchen Electrical Outlets

Finished kitchen glass cabinet lighting and under cabinet lights

Kitchen Cabinet Lighting Installed

Wiremold V5703 Support Clip with a toggle bolt through it ready to be pushed into the hole in the ceiling

Wiremold Garage Ceiling Outlet

Old wall switch with wires connected pulled out from the wall electrical box. The white wire on the switch is not a neutral. It is a LINE (Hot) wire being used to provide power to the switch. The black wire on the switch is the LOAD wire which feeds the power to the switched outlet.

Convert Switched Outlet To Hot

A new attic fan with thermostat wired remotely

Attic Fan Replacement

Two concentric knockouts ready for removal

Remove Concentric Knockouts

Wall cutout for new electrical box with wires protruding

Add Dimmer Switch and New Ceiling Light Fixture

A Light Switch Wiring Diagram that shows how electrical power enters the ceiling light electrical box and then a two conductor cable is installed to the switch without a neutral conductor. New switch installations are required to have a neutral conductor. Use a three-conductor cable to bring the neutral down to the switch.

Light Switch Wiring Diagrams

Half inch electrical conduit fittings for EMT, rigid, flexible conduit, and sealtight

Half Inch 1/2″ Electrical Conduit Dimensions

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