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Wiring a multi-device box for attic fans can present unexpected surprises.
This week while replacing switches upstairs, we found a blend of circuits feeding existing rooms and a new add-on in the sunroom. Oddly, the attic lighting run had a neutral group different from the bath fan, with all the whites joined in a larger cap.
On review, both kitchen and master bath circuits came through this main wall box, with one circuit exclusively supporting ceiling lights and another routing to outdoor sconces.

While adding a smart controller, our inspection revealed only one neutral bundle even with two hot lines entering. This raised new questions—each bundle supports loads in separate upstairs rooms, though the laundry fan isn't yet tied in. New garage fixtures now draw from a joined neutral that isn't fully isolated from adjacent lines.
Digging further, we note the original sunroom line has a ground-fault breaker (test: red button), while the master bath uses an arc-fault only (test: blue button).

Dual power supplies in a shared box are considered safe by many professionals as long as each bundle's hots and neutrals are kept apart. Typically, you'll see separate neutral clusters when inspecting such setups.

It's common with multi-device boxes to have one line serve dual switches with a split load (e.g., one black, one red). If separated circuits must converge back into a single box, it's critical to keep their hot and neutral conductors independent at every junction.
(Extra details) – For big remodels or adding subpanels, experts advise a whole-home and separate subpanel load calculation. This helps avoid oversights; detailed formulas can be found in residential code resources.

In short, even large apartment expansions rarely justify a 400 amp main supply.
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