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Posted by hallerb@aol.com on January 23, 2008, 2:23 pm
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> > If you make it the first device after the breaker, then any outlets that=
> > come after it will also be protected. =EF=BF=BDOther than that fringe be=
nefit, it
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> > >I want to replace the standard outlet in my bathroom with a GFCI...
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> > > My question is... does it need to be placed in a particular place
> > > relative to the breaker? like, first device... closest to the breaker,=
> > > or last device (farthest from breaker)? does it matter?- Hide quoted t=
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> Clarification: "any outlets that come after it will also be protected"
> if and only if the downstream outlets are attached to the "load"
> terminals and not the "line" terminals. Either way is acceptable,
> depending on what you want the GFCI to protect.- Hide quoted text -
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the hardest part of installing GFCIs are old boxes that are physically
too small for them to fit
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