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#101401 03/21/07 10:43 PM
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... that all receptacles shall be GFCI


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#101402 03/21/07 11:04 PM
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Ewire, see NEC article 210.8 for all GFCI receptacle requirements. The 2005 NEC made this change. It calls for ALL commercial kitchen receptacles to be GFCI protected. For single and multi-family dwellings it's different. Just trying to help.

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shocked Whoa! Mark20, is anyone still making receptacles with paper (actually, fiber) backers on the mounting screws? The Big "L" (you know who I mean) standardized on plastic some years ago. Varying temp and humidity caused too many problems with the fiber stuff. And, OK, once in a while a changeover mechanic forgot to shut off the backer feed when the strap (yoke) had a grounding clip attached, but QA usually caught that. I apologize for getting just a wee tadd bit off topic. smile

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