shower steamer

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Re: shower steamer

I'd start with the steamer's instructions.

[ December 17, 2005, 03:09 PM: Message edited by: LarryFine ]
 
Re: shower steamer

A shower steamer in usually located in a different location or compartment other than shower and hopefully metal water piping (if used)is bonded or piping is poly. The steamer unit is grounded at a terminal within unit. No electrical continuity to user and ground fault protection is not required.
 
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I've never installed one that had such a requirement. They generally run in the 50-60 amp range. Think of them more like a water heater, which doesn't require GFCI protection either.
 
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Originally posted by mdshunk:
I've never installed one that had such a requirement. They generally run in the 50-60 amp range. Think of them more like a water heater, which doesn't require GFCI protection either.
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Yeah it is like the a water heater. Just wanted to be sure. Thanks
 
Re: shower steamer

Just did one.
50amp.
No GFCI.

Cat5e was run by 'others' from shower to unit for control.

Thought they were saucy and had a web cam going in. :D
 
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