New basement Bathroom question
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03-31-14, 01:37 PM
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New basement Bathroom question
Hi, I am wiring a new bathroom in our basement ( new house ) and was wondering this, I know I have to have a 20amp circuit for the bathroom GFCI with 12/2 wire and my question is this.
Can I run the bathroom fan and light from the GFCI load side to also protect them with the GFCI or does the light and fan have to be on a separate circuit to meet code?
I have plenty of space on the panel and this is a guest bathroom that will have very little use.
I am in Edmonton Canada.
Thank you in advance for your help
Darren
Can I run the bathroom fan and light from the GFCI load side to also protect them with the GFCI or does the light and fan have to be on a separate circuit to meet code?
I have plenty of space on the panel and this is a guest bathroom that will have very little use.
I am in Edmonton Canada.
Thank you in advance for your help
Darren
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03-31-14, 02:36 PM
Can I run the bathroom fan and light from the GFCI load side to also protect them with the GFCI
does the light and fan have to be on a separate circuit to meet code
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03-31-14, 03:01 PM
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That is great and the line side makes sense, didn't really think of that as was thinking more of safety but as it is the only bathroom on the circuit I will do it that way.
Thank you for your help and quick, clear answer.
Darren
Thank you for your help and quick, clear answer.
Darren
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