southernboys#2
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I know theres some code that requires if you feed something in a bathroom it has to stay in that bathroom. Hope this sounds familiar to someone. If so can you please give me this code article thanks
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southernboys#2
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Ok still aint found the code im looking for. Let me ask this one. Can I put hall and bath lights on the same 15a circuit. No plugs from athroom maybe one or two from hall thanks
Ok still aint found the code im looking for. Let me ask this one. Can I put hall and bath lights on the same 15a circuit. No plugs from athroom maybe one or two from hall thanks
Shockedby277v
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Hope so.... job we're doing has living dining kitchen and bathroom all on one circuit. althought the bath gfi is on it's own 20 amp breaker .... dunno if that's spec or code.
The lights are on a 15 amp breaker ....
[ January 26, 2006, 08:18 PM: Message edited by: Shockedby277v ]
Hope so.... job we're doing has living dining kitchen and bathroom all on one circuit. althought the bath gfi is on it's own 20 amp breaker .... dunno if that's spec or code.
The lights are on a 15 amp breaker ....
[ January 26, 2006, 08:18 PM: Message edited by: Shockedby277v ]
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The receptacle in the bathroom must be on a 20 amp circuit. This can supply other loads in that bathroom only or it can serve only receptacles in that bathroom and other bathrooms. The lighting can be on with the hall circuit.
The receptacle in the bathroom must be on a 20 amp circuit. This can supply other loads in that bathroom only or it can serve only receptacles in that bathroom and other bathrooms. The lighting can be on with the hall circuit.
southernboys#2
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infinity thank you thats the code I was looking for. Can you refrence that code article for me
infinity thank you thats the code I was looking for. Can you refrence that code article for me
buck33k
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210.11(C)(3)exception
210.11(C)(3)exception
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Buck beat me to it.
Trevor
Buck beat me to it.
Trevor
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Oh man you beat me to it, that is fuuuuuuny, but I always thought the mother-in-law was best kept in the cellar, away from the the masses. That's a good one Celtic. Now I have to clean all the coolaid I spit out on the keyboard and screen.
[ January 26, 2006, 09:47 PM: Message edited by: Jhr ]
Oh man you beat me to it, that is fuuuuuuny, but I always thought the mother-in-law was best kept in the cellar, away from the the masses. That's a good one Celtic. Now I have to clean all the coolaid I spit out on the keyboard and screen.[ January 26, 2006, 09:47 PM: Message edited by: Jhr ]
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Yes, you can do that. The relevant rule is focused on the receptacles in the bathroom.
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I figured I stick with comedy - you guys were laughing AT me anyway, so laughing WITH me is better.
[ January 27, 2006, 06:24 PM: Message edited by: celtic ]
Since I seem to have gone retarded code-wise lately (3-ways, AC Bonding, etc)...
I figured I stick with comedy - you guys were laughing AT me anyway, so laughing WITH me is better.
[ January 27, 2006, 06:24 PM: Message edited by: celtic ]
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