Can this outlet be used in the bathroom, or do you have a GFCI version (w/ USB port)?
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Hi Dave, If the circuit is already protected by a GFCI then yes you can use a Power2U but if the GFCI is on the outlet its self(it has the two buttons) then no.
1195316
Indoor outlets (except for the bathrooms) rarely have Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFI/GFCI). Outdoor outlets MUST have them, by the National Electrical Code. You would be wise to buy a short plug-in GFCI (or whatever the new model's called) at the hardware store to protect yourself from getting shocked if something happens to the cord outside.
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I did, but I'm not sure I should have. Nothing bad happened to the outlets, but it didn't seem to register a response. As I recall, the instructions said it was for GFCI outlets only - of course, I read it AFTER I used it in non-GFCI outlets. I hope this helps you.
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Yes. A gfci outlet is needed near wet locations to protect. Replacing it with somthing other could cause harm. But if not a wet location then it should work fine.
1112158
Hard wired. Has a separate speed knob located on the outside facing wall. So if you install in a bathroom, the knob/switch is not in the bathroom. You should consider hooking it up to a 110v timer switch.
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No, it runs off of 120Vac, I extended my GFI Outlet to the bathroom vanity next to toilet and plugged in there. Easy install for DYI or Lic.Electrician. Insure you use properly wire GFI outlet!!
404799
Yes it will work in a GFI outlet. But I personally would not do so, because of the reset/test buttons.
1401915
No. unless that outlet controlled other outlets that should be gfi protected such as ones close to water like the sink
172924
Not sure what you mean by a "floor" outlet. I've used mine for lamps and fans. Hope that helps
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listed for wet location assume shower is wet location. Would install on GFCi cirucit
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No. If it is the one that can be used in the shower, you can't. That annoyed me until the reason dawned on me. Might be a bit of an electrocution risk. Regardless. It does charge fairly quickly, and is really worth it.
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Thank you for your inquiry.This unit is small and works well for 1 or 2 bathroom places. Please see specs below:http://www.thetankless.com/uploads/INST.DG210.PDFKind Regards,
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It can draw up to about 1600 watts, so I think a dedicated circuit is in order. Should be GFI protected as well..Here is a link to the manual with the specifications....http://bidetking.com/media/images/User%20manual%20-%20DIB-1500R%20-%20CE.pdf
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Yes my bathroom is the same size and the outlet is on the other side of the room also and had lots of extra cord!
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i'm not really sure. it works fine in a regular 120V outlet in the bathroom.
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I didn't bother. It can be done with electrical inline shutoffs and relays and such. It isn't worth the extra hassle and expense. For the amount of time it is in use, I just let it vent both bathrooms.
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Can't answer that question but I have it installed in my bathroom with no problem yet