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Adding a GFI
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I am Adding a Fan/light in my shower stall where there was already a light. I do not think that circuit is GFI protected. What is the best way to Protect this circuit with GFI? If there was already a light there, was this suppose to be GFI already? Thanks so much for any help. RCJ |
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Depends on where the feed to the switch is. May be easier to just install a breaker. Or if there is room at the switch(es), then install a dead front GFI device.
The light should had been GFI protected if the manufacturer recommended GFI protection if installed in a shower. I am sure the new fan/light states that their product needs GFI protection if installed in a shower. |
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