Check the instructions that came with the fan. They should tell you what is required if installed directly above a shower or bath. The NEC doesn't require a GFCI but they do say you have to follow the manufacturers instructions.Billjr said:
bathroom exhaust fan with light
can i put exhaust fan directly over tub?
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