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#83031 01/02/03 10:07 PM
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As I understand 2002 nec in 210.11.(3) it is saying as long as I don't leave the bathroom, I can put for example, lighting, exhaust fan on this circuit?

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#83032 01/02/03 11:24 PM
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Yup.

As long as the non-receptacle loads in the bath fall within the permissible loads of 210.23(A) and the 20A circuit is used for no other bath(s).

Al


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#83033 01/02/03 11:29 PM
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Thanks Al!


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