On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 12:10:06 -0700, millinghill wrote:

Redoing my bathroom and I purchased GFCI outlets for the walls. But I
just realized that the bathroom, as a whole, is on a GFCI circuit
breaker. Does standard practice or the NEC require both? Or is that
overdoing it?

-Theodore

I did a remodel once and the building inspector approved a GFCI breaker
instead of outlets. It was the easiest way at the time to deal with
multiple GFCI requirements.



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