Hi! I'm in a new build home that has had a lot of construction problems, & the builder has done really substandard work in many areas. My current issue is with the electrical ceiling pan they installed where my dining chandelier should go. I hired my own electrician to install my 22 pound light, and he said he couldn't do it since the builder's pan was "just attached via stripped out screw holes in a thin metal tube in the drywall, not to any stud or joist". He said he couldn't hang the light for liability as it could fall down like that & the builder should have used a different box/mount to hold up to 70 pounds. I reported this to the builder electrician & they looked at my picture and said the "plate looks fine" and nothing is wrong! I don't know what to believe now. Can you please advise? [img]https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.doityourselft.com-vbulletin/1151x942/electrical_pan_ce35786c2be846932ee3f139443ee0e14f9fd9ed.jpg[/img]

I have two plug-in lights in my shed that I would like to plug into a GFCI outlet. I would like to run a switch off that outlet so when you walk in the shed you hit the switch and the lights go on. This outlet will be at the end of the run so that the switch will only operate that outlet and nothing else. Assuming the Black and white feed wire get put on the line side but I wasn’t sure if I switch the black and white going to the switch on the load side. Any help would be greatly appreciated