I am thinking about running two separate dedicated circuits to my current frag build (with the possibility of another frag system tied into it. When doing the math either a 15A or 20A circuit will do, the size of the circuit is not my question. I am wanting to run the wire up thru the attic and down in the wall and transitioning from the wall into my stand. Once in the stand I am wanting to build a multiple outlet board. I have a lot of chords and I want dedicated outlets for the chords ( 8 t5 ballast). So I am basically curious to see if other people have done this instead of running a multiple outlet power strip. If people can post pics that would be great. I hope electricians chime in about this and give some insight. I am not a journeyman electrician but a first year substation electrician. I have some panel experience and feel comfortable running wire, installing a breaker, and doing the job. Its coming up with the idea of what to do, and making sure its up to code. I was thinking of installing two boards (one on each side of the stand). Each board will have 4 single outlet receptacles for the lights and timers and probably 2-4 double outlet receptacles. I'm sure I will work a GFCI in there for protection. I will more than likely install a acrylic protective shield in front of each board for splash protection, but not encasing the board prohibiting air flow. The transition from the wall to the boards is going to be tricky. Are there outlet covers that allow conduit to pass through them so the aesthetics is ok looking. Is it looking like a flush wall conduit mount. I don't know what the code is on something like this for residential. Any credible info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks