[Note: Subpanel would not be located in bathroom - elsewhere...]

I'm redoing my bathroom and am thinking of everything which would be
good to have now as well as what might be needed in the future. This
project started out by planning to install just one 20 amp circuit...

I've since added a 240 volt wall heater and a whirlpool tub which both
require their own separate circuits. Then thought since I had the
outside wall torn apart, it would be a good idea to install an outside
outlet on the other side (separate circuit)...

Now I just read about "electric toilets"! Yes a separate outlet would
be needed for an electric toilet. One model has a pump to flush with
more force. Another has a heated seat and warmed water spray bidet
with a

....drum roll....

Remote control!

Yes a toilet seat with a remote control.

And I suppose that needs a separate circuit as well?

Anyway now I think I will install an outlet under the toilet as well
for the future.

All these separate circuits, now I'm thinking of adding a small
subpanel in that area so I don't use up all my empty slots in the main
panel (locate outside of bathroom of course).

Remote control toilet seat...
http://www.homeperfect.com/brondell/...ndellwashlets/

The $3,638.55 "electric pump" toilet...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal...?prod_num=3607

....Owners Manual...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal.../1092035_5.pdf

On 1/31/2011 11:04 AM, Bill wrote:
[Note: Subpanel would not be located in bathroom - elsewhere...]

I'm redoing my bathroom and am thinking of everything which would be
good to have now as well as what might be needed in the future. This
project started out by planning to install just one 20 amp circuit...

I've since added a 240 volt wall heater and a whirlpool tub which both
require their own separate circuits. Then thought since I had the
outside wall torn apart, it would be a good idea to install an outside
outlet on the other side (separate circuit)...

Now I just read about "electric toilets"! Yes a separate outlet would be
needed for an electric toilet. One model has a pump to flush with more
force. Another has a heated seat and warmed water spray bidet with a

...drum roll....

Remote control!

Yes a toilet seat with a remote control.

And I suppose that needs a separate circuit as well?

Anyway now I think I will install an outlet under the toilet as well for
the future.

Careful you don't get the dreaded "split stream" and **** in the outlet.
Although that would be a good way to test the GFCI.

"Bill" wrote in news:8qo4srF5trU1
@mid.individual.net:

[Note: Subpanel would not be located in bathroom - elsewhere...]

I'm redoing my bathroom and am thinking of everything which would be
good to have now as well as what might be needed in the future. This
project started out by planning to install just one 20 amp circuit...

I've since added a 240 volt wall heater and a whirlpool tub which both
require their own separate circuits. Then thought since I had the
outside wall torn apart, it would be a good idea to install an outside
outlet on the other side (separate circuit)...

Now I just read about "electric toilets"! Yes a separate outlet would
be needed for an electric toilet. One model has a pump to flush with
more force. Another has a heated seat and warmed water spray bidet
with a

...drum roll....

Remote control!

Yes a toilet seat with a remote control.

And I suppose that needs a separate circuit as well?

Anyway now I think I will install an outlet under the toilet as well
for the future.

All these separate circuits, now I'm thinking of adding a small
subpanel in that area so I don't use up all my empty slots in the main
panel (locate outside of bathroom of course).

Remote control toilet seat...
http://www.homeperfect.com/brondell/...ndellwashlets/

The $3,638.55 "electric pump" toilet...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal...?prod_num=3607

Does it attach a card and put a bow around each turd?


...Owners Manual...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal.../1092035_5.pdf

"Bill" wrote in message
...
[Note: Subpanel would not be located in bathroom - elsewhere...]

I'm redoing my bathroom and am thinking of everything which would be good
to have now as well as what might be needed in the future. This project
started out by planning to install just one 20 amp circuit...

I've since added a 240 volt wall heater and a whirlpool tub which both
require their own separate circuits. Then thought since I had the outside
wall torn apart, it would be a good idea to install an outside outlet on
the other side (separate circuit)...

Now I just read about "electric toilets"! Yes a separate outlet would be
needed for an electric toilet. One model has a pump to flush with more
force. Another has a heated seat and warmed water spray bidet with a

...drum roll....

Remote control!

Yes a toilet seat with a remote control.

And I suppose that needs a separate circuit as well?

Anyway now I think I will install an outlet under the toilet as well for
the future.

All these separate circuits, now I'm thinking of adding a small subpanel
in that area so I don't use up all my empty slots in the main panel
(locate outside of bathroom of course).

Remote control toilet seat...
http://www.homeperfect.com/brondell/...ndellwashlets/

The $3,638.55 "electric pump" toilet...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal...?prod_num=3607

...Owners Manual...
http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatal.../1092035_5.pdf


Go for it Bill. Keep the economy growing. ( grin) WW

"Tony Miklos" wrote in message
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On 1/31/2011 11:04 AM, Bill wrote:
[Note: Subpanel would not be located in bathroom - elsewhere...]

I'm redoing my bathroom and am thinking of everything which would
be
good to have now as well as what might be needed in the future.
This
project started out by planning to install just one 20 amp
circuit...

I've since added a 240 volt wall heater and a whirlpool tub which
both
require their own separate circuits. Then thought since I had the
outside wall torn apart, it would be a good idea to install an
outside
outlet on the other side (separate circuit)...

Now I just read about "electric toilets"! Yes a separate outlet
would be
needed for an electric toilet. One model has a pump to flush with
more
force. Another has a heated seat and warmed water spray bidet with
a

...drum roll....

Remote control!

Yes a toilet seat with a remote control.

And I suppose that needs a separate circuit as well?

Anyway now I think I will install an outlet under the toilet as
well for
the future.

Careful you don't get the dreaded "split stream" and **** in the
outlet. Although that would be a good way to test the GFCI.

Hummm... Maybe that might be a good spot to install one of those new
outdoor outlet covers! :-)