So I have this 20A circuit that I want to use to install my 4 LED/Camera combination (Ring Floodlight if you want to google). There is a 12AWG NMB exiting the house in a junction box. In this junction box, raceway splits, 2 on each raceway wired in series. The entire run is controlled by a switch upstairs (the switch itself is on 12AWG). The question is, can this part of the circuit be 14 AWG? As you can imagine, fishing 14 AWG is going to be much easier. But I definitely do not want to cut any corners and do it by the book. However, I just dont see any value running 12 AWG besides the fact that circuit is 20A. These lights are LED lights and I dont believe they will consume anywhere near the 14 AWG limit. The entire run is going to be around 100 ft.

I'm hoping someone can help me - my dishwasher suddenly stopped powering on. Was working fine yesterday. Here's what I know so far: I have tested the voltage across the circuit breaker. 120V - I think this means the breaker is not the problem. I have tested the three wires at the dishwasher. Here's what I get: [list] [*]Black wire to ground: 120V [*]Black wire to white wire: 1V [*]White wire to ground: 0V [/list] Dishwasher is wired directly (not plugged into an outlet) and is the only thing on the circuit - no other outlets. Any assistance is greatly appreciated!