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harold endean #209359 03/24/13 03:23 PM
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But as far as the 2011 code is concerned, all those receptacles above need GFCI except the FA outlet.

harold endean #209375 03/25/13 09:02 AM
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OOHH!

Looks like I hit the right button! smile OK, my take. I hear a lot of EC's complaining about putting a sing recpt. AND GFI protection for sump pumps. As Greg stated, I don't think there is that exception. I wish there was.

As for trans (wall warts) as you call them. (Don't think I ever heard that term.) I like the idea of the duplex with the dead top part because the wall wart is secure. I have also seen them mounted up high so that GFI protection is not required. Using a tie wrap for the wart could have a problem. Sometimes those wraps do break.

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