Electrical Wiring for Bathroom GFI Outlets
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How do I wire a GFI outlets in two separate washrooms but on the same circuit when one GFI has four wires and the second only has two. |
Wiring More Than One GFI Bathroom Outlet
Question: How do I wire a GFI outlets in two separate washrooms but on the same circuit when one GFI has four wires and the second only has two?
I tried the load and the line on the four wire outlet and the line on the two wire outlet but when I turn the power back on I do not get any power what so ever in the bathrooms.
This electrical question came from Andre in Canada.
Dave’s Reply:
Thanks for your electrical question Andre.
I have provided the following resources that lead to fully detailed information on this website that will assist you with your electrical question:
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Electrical Wire for the Home
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Complete listing of electrical wire types and parts used for home projects with electrical code information serves as selection guidelines.
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This wiring diagram and pictures explain the basic bathroom electrical code wiring requirements required for most new or remodel projects. Give your bathroom a face lift when you enhance the electrical devices that will bring out the best in you. Make your eyes sparkle with get a breath of fresh air when you install one of these smart upgrades.
Andre, you stated you were a Homeowner, so you may find the information found at this link to be helpful:
Do-It-Yourself Electrical You identified your project to be about GFCI Wiring, so you might find this information useful: GFCI Wiring
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This list of articles will help you learn about the features and benefits provided by GFI and GFCI Receptacles and how they are wired.
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