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Question on bathroom wiring
I've pulled a new 12 gauge/20 amp circuit to an old bathroom that is
currently using 14 gauge with no ground wire. I need to add a fan and another light. Is this correct: I can use this one 20 amp circuit for everything inside this one bathroom (one outlet, 2 lights, one fan) as long as nothing else is on that circuit. The outlet near the sink must be GFCI of course. I will run the feed from the breaker to this outlet, and then I can make the other fixtures (lights, fan) downstream from this one GFCI outlet. This makes everything in the bathroom GFCI. Thanks ! |
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