The number of lightboxes you can plug into a single outlet source depends on the circuit's capacity, which is measured in amps and watts. The National Electric Code prescribes that the maximum cord-and-plug load connected to a receptacle in a branch circuit that supplies two or more receptacles should be 12 amps for a 15-amp outlet and 16 amps for a 20-amp outlet. As a rule of thumb, it's safest to stick to a maximum load of 1,500 watts per outlet or circuit. However, it's essential to calculate the total combined wattage per outlet by checking the label or manufacturer's instructions for each device or appliance to avoid overloading. It's best not to use more than two appliances in a single outlet to prevent fire hazards.
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