Disconnect the wires from the existing switch, determine which one is the
live wire. Once you know this, connect the live wire to the side of the
combination switch-outlet that has only two brass screws with a bridge
connecting them together. The other black wire, which is the load wire, goes
to the brass screw on the opposite side of the switch. You now need to run a
white wire from the silver screw on the outlet to the two white wires
connected together with a wire nut. Install your ground wire to the green
screw and you're done. I will caution you that by current NEC , all bathroom
outlets are supposed to be GFCI protected. They do manufacture combination
switch-gfci outlets as well



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I have a standard light switch in my bathroon I'd like to replace.
The new swich I bought is a switch and an outlet all in one, switch on
top half outlet on bottom half..

Can someone please explain how to hook this up.

Current I have black/black in and out of the old switch and the green/
bare wire. The white wire it capped off in the back not connected to
anything.

Thanks for your assitance,
Felix