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| Subject - Wet and Damp locations - Tub &Shower locations | |
| Pierre Belarge |
410.4(D) has wording that now clarifies which part of the tub and shower enclosure is damp, and which part is wet. "Luminaires located in this zone shall be listed for damp locations, or listed for wet locations where subject to shower spray." |
| iwire | So I can still install wall sconces over a tub? And if the tub also has a shower all I need is wet location wall sconces? |
| Scott Vickrey | I can here it right now, some where in america(over the roar of running water)HONEEEY!! WILL YOU BRING ME ANOTHER LIGHT BULB? I CAN"T SEE!!! Seriously, Thanks for the info. |
| aussiesparky | That would be followed by "ZZZZZZZZZZPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP" and then darkness as the GFCI operates on the lighting circuit. |
| iwire | quote: What GFCI would that be? GFCIs are not normally required for bathroom lights. |
| Pierre Belarge | There is a small asterik next to this requirement... It refers the user to Darwin's theory :) Pierre |