Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
Is there anything wrong with having a GFI receptacle on a Arc-fault protected circuit?
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GFI on ARC-FAULT
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raider1
Silver Member
Re: GFI on ARC-FAULT
Nope, there should be no ill effects when installing a GFCI receptacle on an AFCI protected circuit.
Chris
Nope, there should be no ill effects when installing a GFCI receptacle on an AFCI protected circuit.
Chris
raider1
Silver Member
Re: GFI on ARC-FAULT
Chris
No need to be Sorry Greg.dcspector said:
Chris
Mr. Inspector
SAWHORSE
Re: GFI on ARC-FAULT
I don't see the recepables untill they are all ready installed. Is there a way to tell if they are for wet or damp locations after they are installed? I'm looking at a Leviton that is marked "WR" for weather resistant and I am wondering if all brands use this.
I don't see the recepables untill they are all ready installed. Is there a way to tell if they are for wet or damp locations after they are installed? I'm looking at a Leviton that is marked "WR" for weather resistant and I am wondering if all brands use this.
raider1
Silver Member
Re: GFI on ARC-FAULT
Yes, all weather resistant receptacles that I have seen are marked to indicated that they are weather resistant.
Chris
Yes, all weather resistant receptacles that I have seen are marked to indicated that they are weather resistant.
Chris
raider1
Silver Member
Re: GFI on ARC-FAULT
I thought it stood for Wrong Receptacle. :mrgreen:
Chris
No. "WR" stands for White Receptacle! :lol:480sparky said:Mule said:Here ya go!
I thought it stood for Wrong Receptacle. :mrgreen:
Chris