electrofelon
Senior Member
- Location
- Cherry Valley NY, Seattle, WA
- Occupation
- Electrician
If it is directly over the tub then it is a violationIs this an issue? Is there a code cycle where it wouldn't have been an issue?
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404.4
(C) Switches in Tub or Shower Spaces.
404.4 Damp or Wet Locations.
A surface-mounted switch or circuit breaker in a damp or wet location shall be enclosed in a weatherproof enclosure or cabinet that shall comply with 312.2. A flush-mounted switch or circuit breaker in a damp or wet location shall be equipped with a weatherproof cover. Switches shall not be installed within wet locations in tub or shower spaces unless installed as part of a listed tub or shower assembly.
Okay thanks, maybe it was a receptacle that was the issue at this previous thing and I am misremembering.As Wayne stated Receptacles have gone thru a change
All I know is my house was built in 1955, and the switch was located outside the bathroom door because it would have been within 1 foot of the edge of the tub. Thinking about that I never located a switch or receptacle within reach of someone in a shower or tub.This is from 2008-- I don't know how much further back it goes
Floor heatAll I know is my house was built in 1955, and the switch was located outside the bathroom door because it would have been within 1 foot of the edge of the tub. Thinking about that I never located a switch or receptacle within reach of someone in a shower or tub.
And, what's that low voltage for?
-Hal
So you can adjust the heat while in the tub! No actually, the bathroom layout was changed near the end .And why does that need to be over the tub?
-Hal