Posted by MarkB_MI on October 17, 2022 at 06:38:16 from (174.211.40.250):
In Reply to: Shop Wiring posted by Danny Prosser on October 17, 2022 at 06:10:31:
Most welders use a 50 amp plug. I would wire it for 50 amps (AWG 6) regardless of what the welder requires. That way it's good to go if you get a bigger welder.
You can run a LOT of T8 bulbs on a 15 amp circuit, although if I was installing new fixtures I'd go straight to LED. Assuming 40 watt bulbs, 15 amps at 120 volts should power 45 four foot T8s. Actually, the number is a bit less due to power lost in the ballast and non-unity power factor. But you should be good with 32 bulbs, or 8 eight-foot fixtures.
Don't use a 15 amp breaker for your wall outlets. Use a 20 amp GFCI breaker. One circuit is probably enough for all your outlets, since you seldom will run more than one big 120V tool at a time. But feel free to have more circuits; more is better.
Don't forget you'll need a separate circuit for your (presumably 240V) air compressor.
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