Refer to my attached image (diagram): I'm planning electrical for my kitchen remodel. I have an existing lighting circuit, 20A with 12-2 wiring from the breaker box on the far corner of my house to an accessible junction box near my kitchen. From that junction box I'd like to run a feed to the wall switch location near my sink. From there, I need 3 things: a switched line for can lights above the sink a switched line for under cabinet lighting an unswitched line for in-cabinet puck lighting Can I run 12-2 from the basement j-box to the 2-gang switch box and feed all three out from there, or do I need to handle in a different way? Any advice is appreciated. Thank you, Brian

The village changed the code and now requires emergency lighting in the hallway of my 2.5 story 6unit apartment building. The few lighting units I saw basically power on when a brownout is detected which means they have to connected to a constant AC source. I have plenty of hallway lights I can tap off of, but these are on a timer so they are not powered on all the time, just at night. Do they sell emergency lighting systems that turn on via a light sensor? This way, I can run power to them via the light fixture to charge the battery but they come on in the absence of light instead in the absence of AC power. Any other ideas are appreciated! I just rather not have to run conduit all over the place to tap off a constant AC source if I don't have to.