Opposite sides does not prevent them interacting with each other. Whatever that means. Anyone interested in understanding how our electricity works, from the grid to the panel to the outlet, this is highly recommended. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMmUoZh3Hq4 |
Not really. The main benefit of a dedicated line is the elimination of connections going direct. So you lose that with the second outlet. But unless you only need two you lose that anyway with a conditioner or power strip. The main thing is if you are going to run everything through a conditioner then use one outlet and conditioner. If you will have no conditioner or things not using it then running an extra outlet (or a power strip) is the only way to go, as you want to keep it all on one line if possible. |
