Would a circuit that serves a combination exhaust fan, light, and heater still be considered dedicated?

Whether a circuit serving a combination exhaust fan, light, and heater is still considered dedicated depends on its usage and wiring configuration.


Generally, a dedicated circuit is one that serves a single appliance or fixture without sharing its electrical load with other devices.


However, in the case of a combination unit like an exhaust fan, light, and heater, the circuit may still be considered dedicated if it is specifically designated and wired to serve only that unit.


If the exhaust fan, light, and heater are wired to separate circuits or share the circuit with other devices, then it would not be considered a dedicated circuit.


It's essential to consult with a qualified electrician or refer to local electrical codes to determine the appropriate designation and wiring requirements for the circuit serving the combination unit.

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