Pretty sure.... if you go back and read through- several people said pretty much the same thing- in terms of wiring, and in terms of what you're currently running- and you continued to push the same point.
I really don't care, honestly- its your thing.
But mechanics/electricians etc. are liable, licensed and typically carry insurance. If you have been in the business that long than you would know that it is Those things you are paying for when you hire them. Covering your own ass. And in all of their years of experience, they would notice that one little thing that will turn your world upside down, that you happily go by without thinking about while doing the Job, not the research. But hey, Im not your neighbor, nor the homeowner.
Im just a person that noticed- hey, the same shit has been put ten different ways and he is still arguing a mute point and not putting his focus on what he is doing....
While making claims he has easy daily access to professionals that would be much better to give direct advice- duh. If you have so many electricians available, so much exposure... etc. etc. than why would such a Simple and easy to figure out for yourself job turn into asking all these redundant senseless questions, whilst claiming to already understand it all and failing to see the math put before you over and over again.
All anyone, including myself, attempted to do... was give you Responsible advice, that would be productive and effective for you If you read back, several different wiring options were made available to you, including a couple initially provided by me. Red flags start popping up, and adds up to- responsible advice is; you need to hire a professional if you cant figure it out for yourself and argue a mute point on the side of danger rather than caution.
More than likely you are researching as the thread has progressed which is why slowly you have come to and started to make more sense. done with it now. bye.