I am finally getting around to setting up the circuits needed for several outside projects. I am at the point where I am figuring out how to best do this project. I should probably say I live in Washington state. There are 5 parts to the project and I assume each needs to have a GFCI. Three of the circuits are for outside lighting. My driveway is wide enough that it is less costly to use two 120V to 12V Transformers, one for each side of the house. The other is for my back deck which isn't built yet, but it will be. Do all three of these circuits need to be on a separate GFCI circuit? Two of these transformers will be about 150 watts, so just a little over 1 amp each. The other transformer will be on the order of 300 watts, so just over 2 amps. For all three of these circuits it will be between 4 and 5 amps is the transformers will be maxed out. Do each of these circuits need it's own GFCI? Can all of these circuits be on the same breaker? Is there a length maximum for a run from the GFCI to the transformer? One of the 150 watt transformers is on the other side of the house and the wire 12/2 will need to be about 125 ft long? Is this too far from the GFCI? Another circuit will provide power to a couple of outlet boxes on the deck. I assume this circuit will be it's own GFCI? Should this circuit be on it's own breaker? The last circuit is for a water pump for a water feature. This will of course be a GFCI circuit. Can this circuit share the breaker with the deck circuit? Maybe this is too much to ask in one question?

A while back I added a switched circuit to the MB closet to install a closet light on one of the walls ,there is a hutch in the ceiling, now I don't seem to be able to find a wired LED light small enough Any ideas? Thank you