I work for a hospital and we are having trouble on how to test GFCI's we have a tester SureTest Circuit Analyzer 61-155 which reads many things, like hot to ground leakage, time it takes to trip and so on.
our safety officer is saying that i cant use this, that we should only use a light bulb and the test button, which i agree that is a way to test and think that for home owners is a good way but in the health care setting i would think something better is called for, is there any place in writing that i can show what is the correct way to test GFC's in healthcare settings
