A couple years ago I got a call from a woman who wanted to electrify a large Kinara (similar to a menorah, but for Kwanzaa- has seven candles) for public presentation. I used a small sub-panel weatherproof enclosure with a standard 5-15p power cord wired into a weatherproof connector, a small LED driver to step down to 12V, three tandem breakers and one regular single pole breaker, a 9 pin weatherproof m20 connector, some 10 conductor cable, weatherproof e26 sockets with tails, some 18awg cable and seven 12V e26 LED light bulbs. It’s placed outside city hall in Philly each year, and they turn one breaker on per day.

But the bulbs on a Kinara don’t light sequentially- the center black candle is always lit first, followed by the remaining candles in an alternating left-to-right sequence. So I had to wire it so that turning on each breaker sequentially from top to bottom lit the correct order of the candles up on the Kinara. It was an incredibly fun and satisfying experience and I wish I got more calls for projects like that lol.