> >> I don't really see what's so much more dangerous outside 
> than in the 
> >> bathroom.
> > 
> > You're not British, I assume.  :)
> 
> No, I'm not...  Did they export "that" to NZ? :)
> 
> Gerhard


I'm in Australia, but NZ rules are similar.  We can have as many powerpoints
as we like in the bathroom, and real light switches too.

The only limits are things like powerpoints need to be a certain distance
from the water or located where you can't spray water on it (like with a
hand-held nozzle).  Exhaust fans can't be directly above the shower and so
on.

So putting a socket in the shower tends to be frowned upon, but I have seen
a photo of it being done!

Tony

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