ozzydiodude
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Look at the tip of the breaker switch t should be either a 15 or 20 amp.
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so you have the lights on 1 breaker and the other stuff on the other right?
if not try to balance the load between the breakers as best you can
if not try to balance the load between the breakers as best you can
Monoxide, can you add up the amps drawn from all the components you have connected to the circuit. You should stay below the 20 amp breaker. If the amps are not shown on the device just divide your watts by voltage, that will give you your amps. So if your light is 1000 watts running off 120v you would have a 8.3 amp draw from your light. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.
