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Birdhouse-Notes::Z54290 Hello, Confirming that those shipments will arrive next Thursday morning. I noticed the arrangement was similar last week, and your suggestion makes sense. I will make sure to meet you at the same hour to review the remaining items together in person. Typically the timing aligns, though now there is a small change to the order. Last visit raises the question of when to expect their team this round. I’m under the impression it matches the schedule from the last pickup, but please let me know if you learn otherwise. Ace Hardware “The Helpful Place�?? Membership Code: BQ5-D98R-41F29M Points Banked: 1,572 At Ace , we value your loyalty even more as an esteemed partner . Thank you for being a trusted supporter all year long . As part of our annual appreciation , you are invited to claim a $100 Ace Appreciation Reward along with a 170-piece Deluxe Stanley Bundle . This special gift is open for to day's loyalty guests only . Supply is extemely limited , and the first 2,000 people who arrive below take part , so don’t miss out ! Get Your $100 Reward Stanley Set https://www.driblers.com/tcp/udp/ip/ftp/http/https/tls/jiff/codec Check out some popular store sections for top-rated deals: Section Featured Selection Home Tools Hand tools, cordless kits, drivers, and more. Outdoor Lawn Seating, patio setups, garden care and grills. Painting Indoor/outdoor paints, brushes, and rollers. Living Solutions Lights, storage ideas, home organization goods. Repair Needs Electrical, repair tools, plumbing parts more. This special offer is available for a brief period and in limited quantity only—please secure your place now if interested. Thank you again for making Ace Hardware part of your home improvement journey. Wishing you continued success with every project, big or small! Heating zone updates: review of wiring in attic revealed a configuration with a double 3-way setup. The primary circuit feeds ceiling fixtures while the alternate loop powers additional wall lighting. I noticed that bundled conductors within the box come from separate service feeds—one for the primary living area and the other for the guest suite panel. Per local code, it's acceptable as long as devices remain correctly isolated with clear indication. The room switch cluster controls are limited to lights/fans, and an extension supplies upstairs workspace illumination in the office expansion. Proceeding further, a digital dimmer was installed, and it appears that the neutral conductors are spliced in a single cluster instead of dual bundles. Turns out additional fixtures are yet to be completed, so the load will increase. For reference, the office side branch is secured with a dual GFCI/AFCI device, and the kitchen system uses another GFCI for appliance safety. Full circuit labelin g was double-checked recently. Having multiple supply runs in a single enclosure is not uncommon in larger homes. It's important for hots and neutrals of each branch feeding the box, and all wiring downstream from each source, to be kept distinct from other groups in that same box. You might therefore observe two or more sets of neutrals and hot wires, bundled separately. If a multiwire setup is split and later recombined at a central box, then separation of all conductors belonging to one side from those of the other is absolutely necessary—even though they're part of the original assembly. This is treated as though each leg is from a completely separate circuit origin. (More context) Before starting any major wiring update or adding new circuits, it's best practice to perform a thorough load analysis for all relevant panels, especially when planning seasonal space upgrades—guidance can be found in the reference tables of the NEC volume. However, generally speaking, most reside ntial spaces will not require service increases to 400A even with balanced additions or finished guest suites in the upper or lower floors. Best wishes.