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Wall mounted heater in small bathroom

gebbel · 2013-10-02 22:38:27

Just wondering, how challenging it would be for an electrician to do the above? It's a small bathroom in an apartment with plasterboard walls. He would have to locate the heater on the far side of the light switch outside, so would need to run about 2.5m of cable if you get my drift. Cheers

02-10-2013 10:38pm

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Just wondering, how challenging it would be for an electrician to do the above? It's a small bathroom in an apartment with plasterboard walls. He would have to locate the heater on the far side of the light switch outside, so would need to run about 2.5m of cable if you get my drift. Cheers

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#2 03-10-2013 11:00am

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A heater in a bathroom will need to be on its own rcbo, which will require it to be fed from the fuse board, it could not be fed from the light switch either.

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