New house - help me with spec'ing sim room electrical requirements

[Jean-Paul Lanaux]

I have a sim currently. I have motion (SFX-100). I would like to add transducers and more, but I don't want to overload my circuits.

Since I'm building a new house, it seems reasonable to run at least two 16 amp circuits to the room where I want to place my sim. I want to power up what I have and I want to have the power I may need in the future.

Any electrical gurus want to chime in and advise what I may want to consider and why?

Thanks.

 

[Dave Stephenson]

Hi Jean-Paul, you should probably note what country this refers to as it will have a bearing on what would be good advice and who could offer good advice.

 

[blekenbleu]

note what country

Destrehan, La would be USA
Much equipment can be configured for either 110 or 220 VAC;
I would run 220 20A 12AWG 4 conductor ( 110-0-110 + ground) to a triple box with a 220 outlet and a pair of 110 duplex outlets, one on each leg.

 

[Jean-Paul Lanaux]

Ooops. Sorry. Yes I am building in Colorado.

 

[Jean-Paul Lanaux]

Destrehan, La would be USA
Much equipment can be configured for either 110 or 220 VAC;
I would run 220 20A 12AWG 4 conductor ( 110-0-110 + ground) to a triple box with a 220 outlet and a pair of 110 duplex outlets, one on each leg.

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