It probably should not be.
If metal pipes are connected to it, they might require "bonding" to other metal parts that come from outside the bathroom but the bath does not (unless it is in contact with the actual ground).
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Wiring an LED mirror in bathroom
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If metal pipes are connected to it, they might require "bonding" to other metal parts that come from outside the bathroom but the bath does not (unless it is in contact with the actual ground).
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