What are Daisy Chained & Back-Stabbed Receptacles? - Charles Buell  Consulting LLC

What are Daisy Chained & Back-Stabbed Receptacles? - Charles Buell Consulting LLC

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Daisy chaining is the practice of running wires from receptacle to receptacles via either back-stabbing (sticking the wires in holes in the back of the receptacle—left of picture)  or using the screws on the side of the receptacle (center of picture). (could be switches as well but for now we will discuss receptacles) This is…

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