well instead of wiring anything i recommend that you go to home depot or lowes and buy a socket right in the electrical department that allows you to simpley plug in a socket. they are just 1.50 each and you can also get a (y) that alloes you to screw in 2 bulbs. and using a power strip you can simple plug screw and plug 6-10 bulbs in a safe effective light strip. if you need to a picture i would be happy to show it to you. very fast and very safe. you can even just get a dollor extention cord and plug 4 lights into each cord and be able to cover more areas. very effective and would only cost you maybe 12-15 bucks for a few lights
leftreartire Reviewed by leftreartire on . Wiring CFLs? Series or Parellel? Good day everyone. I am attempting this for the first time, and have read alot, however I am no wizard when it comes to electricity, plus I've been zapped a couple of times, so Am I right when I think you can connect the cfls together using standard 14 AWG wire, then splice to an extension cord (preferably old appliance cord) and plug it in? (I know, sorry details details) No more than 8 lights, 2700K CFL's and not plugged into an already overloaded circuit. and if I can do that, then Rating: 5