Ok to extend bathroom circuit to power tv on adjacent wall

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  1. PabNYC

    PabNYC New Member

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    I am in the process of installing a wall mounted flat TV in my bedroom. On the other side of the wall where I am putting in the TV is a bathroom. I would like to take power from that outlet box (in the same bay) to power the TV. The bathroom outlet is a dedicated 20 amp GFCI receptical.

    I know that I can do it and that it would work without any problem. My questions are:

    1. Any code issues I should be aware of?
    2. Is that would a professional would do or would they look to take power from another source?

    Thanks in advance.
     
    PabNYC, Mar 25, 2009
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  2. Scuba_Dave

    Scuba_Dave Extreme DIY Homeowner

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    Bathroom circuit by code can't be used to power another room
    It can be used to power another bathroom
     
    Scuba_Dave, Mar 25, 2009
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