The National Electric Code (NEC) 2020 requires GFCI protection for all 125-volt, single-phase, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles in bathrooms. This includes outlets within 6 feet of a sink.
According to the NEC 2020, GFCI outlets are required in bathrooms to protect against ground faults. The code specifies that GFCI protection is required for all outlets within 6 feet of a sink.
The NEC 2020 requires GFCI protection for bathroom outlets to reduce the risk of electrical shock. This includes outlets installed within 6 feet of a sink, as well as any outlet that serves a countertop in a bathroom.
The NEC 2020 requires GFCI protection for bathroom outlets to protect against ground faults. This includes outlets installed within 6 feet of a sink, as well as any outlet that serves a countertop in a bathroom.
This video explains the NEC 2020 GFCI requirements for bathroom outlets, including the requirement for GFCI protection within 6 feet of a sink.
The NEC 2020 requires GFCI protection for bathroom outlets to reduce the risk of electrical shock. This includes outlets installed within 6 feet of a sink, as well as any outlet that serves a countertop in a bathroom.
This research study examines the NEC 2020 GFCI outlet requirements for bathrooms and their impact on electrical safety. The study finds that GFCI protection is effective in reducing the risk of electrical shock.
This GFCI calculator helps electricians determine the required GFCI protection for bathroom outlets according to the NEC 2020. The calculator takes into account the location of the outlet and the type of receptacle.