Greetings folks! So I bought this lovely house here a few years ago. 90% renovation was done prior to purchase. I noticed just outside the front door there were some wires setup for a doorbell, how cool I thought, wire up a button and wallah! But nope, no bell chime :( So this is what I have. A button that lights up. In the attic I can find the junction box labeled "doorbell". 3 sets of wires come into this box. Am I to assume that this is how this is setup: 1 set: Doorbell switch 1 set: Power 1 set: Chime And if so, how on earth am I to trace the chime wire to determine where in my house it ends so I can install a chime? The wires all run off into a section of my attic that is pretty much impossible to get to.. so maybe it would be easier to just run a new one.. and if so, how do I determine which of the three is the chime wire? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hi all, I'm new to this but excited to join your community! I am planning to install some recessed lighting. I understand that if my circuit is sized for (as an example), 1.5kw, I can have 15 100-watt fixtures. However, I plan to use LED bulbs, so they will actually only be using 10 watts each. Can I install 20 fixtures, but replace the 100-watt sticker with a 10-watt sticker? In other words, is it legal to [U]reduce[/U] the fixture rating? Yes, I could just buy the LED fixtures to begin with. However, I was looking at some LED vs. incandescent fixtures, the price difference is over $20 -- way more than an LED bulb. These particular fixtures are exactly the same, except one comes with a replaceable LED bulb and has a 4.5w rating, and the other comes with incandescent and has a 50w rating.