Very Carefully.. and by an electrician... lighting near a water source needs to be specially grounded and to be a waterproof fixture...and any thing that can accidentally grabbed by someone leaving a wet area is a big hazard. A light box actually in a shower would scare me to death.. Perhaps you should consider putting in a track light with adjustable spot lights to "throw" light into the shower.... and keep the electricity as far away from the water source as possible
If you really want a light in the shower hire an electrician. Also your local codes may not allow it. It is not a job for a DIY. Personally I don't know why anyone needs a light in a shower.
Agreed this doesn't sound like a great idea for using a pot light. I put a fan/light unit in both my baths just outside the shower area. It throws great light and keeps the humidity from building up.
I have a home built in 2006, the main panel does not seem to have a main breaker...? See attached pic of the main panel. It's a Siemens G3040 200 amp panel. Outs...
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Very Carefully.. and by an electrician... lighting near a water source needs to be specially grounded and to be a waterproof fixture...and any thing that can accidentally grabbed by someone leaving a wet area is a big hazard. A light box actually in a shower would scare me to death.. Perhaps you should consider putting in a track light with adjustable spot lights to "throw" light into the shower.... and keep the electricity as far away from the water source as possible
If you really want a light in the shower hire an electrician. Also your local codes may not allow it. It is not a job for a DIY. Personally I don't know why anyone needs a light in a shower.
So you can see what you are doing when you are trying to shave your legs.
Agreed this doesn't sound like a great idea for using a pot light. I put a fan/light unit in both my baths just outside the shower area. It throws great light and keeps the humidity from building up.