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I'd have to say that since the NEC doesn't even require a standard kitchen refrigerator to be on a seperate circuit, certianly instaling one for a small under-the-bar model would be way overkill.

Unless of course this is to store cold beer, in which case a dedicated 20a circuit with an uninterruptable power supply and backup autostart genset is quite appropriate.

In the case of an entertainment center, or other cluster of low (relatively) wattage units. I like the outlet cover that replaces the faceplate with a 6 pack of outlets. About $5 at the HW store.

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Probably so however I thought I recall reading in the microwave manual (poop! just admitted to reading manuals!!) it should be on a separate circuit.

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The NEC only dictates minimum standards. A home without the above is like living in a room with a bare bulb hanging from the ceiling!

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