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Basement wet bar: wiring and circuit questions
Hi,
I'm planning a wet bar in finishing my basement. It will have a counter with a sink. No provision for a stove, nor automatic dishwasher. It will need a greywater pump under the sink because I'm below the main drain. Not clear on what NEC directs for circuits and wiring. I believe this qualifies as a "similar area" to a kitchen (as specified in the NEC), so I know GFCI's required every 2ft. on the counter. 1. Will one 20amp circuit for these countertop outlets suffice? or do I need more? 2. Does it depend on the length of the countertop? 3. Do I need a dedicated circuit just for that pump under the sink? (the models I see at HomeDepot draw 8amps, if that makes any difference). 4. Anything else I should watch out for? Thanks for your input. Theodore. |
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