Replacing Regular Outlet With A Gcfi

Quartapound

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That is right. They aren't cheap, which is the main reason they are not installed everywhere in the house

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If you wanted all the receptacles on a given circuit protected all your need to do is make the first device in line a GFCI, and connect the rest to the load side... You could do the entire house with 1 or 2 if it's an old house lol...

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TORX

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If you wanted all the receptacles on a given circuit protected all your need to do is make the first device in line a GFCI, and connect the rest to the load side... You could do the entire house with 1 or 2 if it's an old house lol...

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Almost every line out of my breaker box has a gfci right out of the breaker box :)

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Nighthawk26

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Waterloo
Just don't use a cheap one. And I speak from experience. If you happen to have Radion lights, you may have issues with the power supply if it happens to be switched.
 

Pipes

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Never buy the cheapest and make sure it is CSA approved! To much cheap over seas crap is being dumped into our country lately. We have standards in Canada, but Home Depot doesn't seem to understand we need to maintain them. Probably because their profit margin is more important than our lives.
 
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