Is there a maximum number of recessed lights that may be connected to a single circuit? For example, assuming you have a 15 Amp line (80% derating equalling 1440 Watts), can you install any number of recessed lights (e.g., twenty 50W recessed lamps), as long as you do not exceed the 1440 Watt rating, or are you limited to a max. of, for example, 12 lights per circuit? Thanks Steve

Hi. I need to understand what I’ve just read in a manual for a Whirpool/Bathing Pool Cadet 5'x36" 2771.XXXW Series American Standard. -“The Whirpool should be installed on a 120 vac, 15 amp dedicated circuit. The circuit should be hard-wired from the electrical power supply panel. The circuit must be a (3) wire circuit from the electrical supply panel. A grounded neutral wire and a third wire, earth ground, are essential.” They also say: - “Run a dedicated 15amp GFCI protected electrical line (A) What I can understand: 1-“The Whirpool should be installed on a 120 vac, 15 amp dedicated circuit.” What I don’t get: 2- “The circuit should be hard-wired from the electrical power supply panel” QUESTION: What is the difference between 1 (dedicated) and 2 (hardwired)? (B) I know they ask for: - “Run a dedicated 15amp GFCI protected electrical line”. QUESTIONS: Since I have a Power Supply Panel with 200A : -Can I put a 20amp (not 15) GFCI protected electrical line with an UF-B 12/2 Outdoor Electrical Wire with Ground, (that I have already in place) and put the extra ground bar? Or -Must be through separated cables (White, Black and ground) into conduit? -Is dangerous to put a GFCI 20A circuit instead of GFCI 15A one? Thank you, I hope you could answer all this questions.