stardog
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A light, light switch, and outlet in our second bath is on the same 15 amp circuit that includes ceiling lights and several other outlets in two adjacent rooms. What is the best way to remove the bath electrical items from this circuit, but yet ensure that everything else remains properly connected to the circuit?
I am doing a minor remodel on the bath, which will include the creation of a brand new 20 amp circuit that will just serve the bathroom and nothing else (new outlets, switches, lights, etc.). I am just not sure what all is involved when removing items from a circuit without interrupting everything else connected to it. Obviously, when I disconnect the bathroom switch and outlets it will effect everything else that may be connected to these items, and that is what I am not sure how to deal with. Or how an electrician would normally handle this type of project.
Just want to get a sense of what may be involved before I consult an electrician.
I am doing a minor remodel on the bath, which will include the creation of a brand new 20 amp circuit that will just serve the bathroom and nothing else (new outlets, switches, lights, etc.). I am just not sure what all is involved when removing items from a circuit without interrupting everything else connected to it. Obviously, when I disconnect the bathroom switch and outlets it will effect everything else that may be connected to these items, and that is what I am not sure how to deal with. Or how an electrician would normally handle this type of project.
Just want to get a sense of what may be involved before I consult an electrician.