Yes minimizing running cords to appliances/phones/laptops/cameras (we have several cameras that charge via USB), batteries chargers (3-4 different types depending on target species). Plus the fold down desk we'll both sit at with the laptops, well AC and DC in one box would have helped.
Obviously I don't know electrical code, or electrical science so I do wonder why you can't put the two in the same box ???
Not that it matters. I will comply.
This does double the amount of conduit I'll have to run correct?
Romex for AC definetly goes into conduit but does the DC also have to be in conduit?
Fish out of water I am AND Poof is almost done with the big 80/20 cabinet=almost show time for me.
And MsNomer you asked why so many?
In the cabinet upper shelf one set of plug-ins for the microwave/TV DVD...either can run on AC or DC depending on which I buy and might change AC for DC in the future or vice verse.
Next shelf down the laptop/camera charging area, so outlets on the left and right just like above. So that is already 4 boxes, but now 8
On the big shelf 'den' side one box (again now 2
) far left under shelf-can easily reach when standing out the sliding door. In the middle of the shelf mid-way toward the back AC/DC for the refrigerator-it can run on either and I didn't want to run long wires to it. On same side of the big shelf on the back another AC/DC so when you open the back doors there it is for the Boss shower or whatever. The Boss I think can run/charge on either.
Under the bed same story. One AC/DC drivers side (for my phone/whatever), one under the feet.
Both bed and big shelf have lights in the center. Big shelf lights light up the Slide-master below, under bed lights light up the big shelf. Each light centered and toward the edge.
Then there is the overhead lighting.......
Too much?
Overkill?
Future needs?
I admit I don't know.