Dedicated line


I have done a bunch of reading on dedicated lines and talked to an electrician and just want to confirm with people here this makes sense. I already have sub-panel which is on the opposite side of the wall where I have my audio stuff plugged into.

I am thinking of setting up two dedicated lines. Since the run of wire is short (10 feet tops) I was thinking 12 gauge to a 15A circuit breaker with TeslaPlex receptacles. I was thinking of using solid copper Romex wire. Does anyone have any other wiring suggestions

Grounding is my biggest concern, my electrician said I can drive a 6 foot grounding rod into the ground and attach the 2 dedicated lines to it. Does this make sense?
Thanks in advance.
davea33

Showing 2 responses by pep21

10ga cryoed Romex from Vh Audio is hard to beat.
I would recommend solid core, as I have tried stranded before and there is no comparision, solid core wins hands down for dedicated lines!
I think 8ft grounding rod is code, but most electricians use 6ft because it is less work and gives up nothing compared to 8ft.
6ft is all you need.
12 ga is rated for a 20amp circuit, so you can use it with a 20 amp breaker.
10ga is better though IMHO!