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I like that idea with the GFI right beside the switch like that.. Sure beats going out to reset a GFI in the cold and wet!
At my parents place I have all their outdoor lighting and outlets for festive lighting controlled off a photo control that drives a contactor in the basement.. Works well... GFI's are in the basement too..

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Leviton makes a combi GFCI/Switch. It requires only 1 gang.

Leviton 8299

You may have to special order it.


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I have seen those and I think my old place of employment stocks them.. the ONLY problem with them is the switch is rated at something like 600 - 800W MAX... Not ideal for Christmas lighting unless of course its all LED!


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The switch is rated at 1000 Watts per Leviton's catalog.


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