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Depending on the code, a separate outlet and/or a circuit might be required
by VTimofeenko 1y ago
Depending on the code, a separate outlet and/or a circuit might be required
- nunez 1y agoGet an outdoor-rated, thick gauge extension cord and plug it into a GFCI outlet. There is a teeny-tiny chance of electric shock during thunderstorms, but GFCI will shut the circuit quickly, usually. Consult an electrician before doing this. Or just get a GFCI outlet installed near the toilet. That's safer!
- VTimofeenko 1y agoWe thought about getting a bidet installed and two electricians said that the (maybe freshly revised?) code explicitly demands a new circuit. It cannot branch off a "countertop" outlet that is meant to feed a hair dryer or something.
- ashdksnndck 1y agoSpend more time talking to electricians and before you know it, you’ll have a new panel!