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December 22nd, 2003, 02:42 PM
#1
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I would like to know if a shower stall recessed light, the gasket seal type, needs to be on a GFI circuit?
Also are light switches that can be reached from a shower stall area and protected with a GFI be within code? There is no other acceptable location.
Thanks and Happy Holidays.
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December 22nd, 2003, 09:49 PM
#2
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Ellement: The requirement for a GFCI only applies to receptacles and not to lights (26-700(11)), however having the light on a GFCI would be a good idea considering its location. As far as the 1m rule for switches (30-322(3)) goes, contact your electrical inspector. The wording of the rule makes no provision for a GFCI protected switch to be within 1m of the shower. However I am aware that some provinces have a local amendment to this rule that would allow you to do what you suggested.
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