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No — bathroom receptacles in Oregon require GFCI protection per NEC 210.8(A)(1), but not AFCI. Oregon's amendment to NEC 210.12 (OESC Table 1-E) lists the dwelling unit areas requiring AFCI; bathrooms are not included. Oregon does, however, add alcoves to the AFCI list.[1][2]
- OESC 2023 — Oregon Amendments, Table 1-E (Section 210.12)
- NEC 2023 — 210.8(A)(1) Bathroom GFCI requirement
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