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Bathroom GFCI Receptacles and Electrical Components
Bathroom GFCI receptacle protection is required by the NEC (National Electrical Code), and of course by the common sense – why would you risk getting electrocuted if you can secure your safety by installing GFCI outlet.
Since some…
GFCI Locations in Residential Buildings based on 2008 NEC
From this post you can follow links to all GFCI locations in residential buildings based on 2008 NEC - at the bottom section.
GFCI - (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)
Before installing GFCI receptacles or replacing a regular outlet…
GFCI Outlet Purpose and GFCI Location History
The simplest explanation of the GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) Receptacle Purpose would be:
GFCI devices save lives by limiting the duration of electrical shocks.
The real life scenario: Let’s say that you’re using a metal…
Things to Avoid Around the House Electrical Panel
Most “popular” mistakes people shouldn’t make around the house electric panels: Relocating water heater or furnace? - don’t run any of the pipes in front of the house's electrical panel – remember 36” distance from its face must be…
House Electrical Panel in the Bathroom and Clothes Closet
House electrical panels rarely change their original location. Even when upgrading it to a larger size, they remain in the same spot. However, while remodeling our house interior, we sometimes completely forget - or just don’t realize - the…
Improper House Overhead Electric Service Locations & Safety Tips
When remodeling, upgrading, or changing the house exterior, we often forget to consider that some of the components that used to be safe prior to the completion of our new project may become quite dangerous when we’re finished. One of those…
