On Jan 8, 7:55*pm, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:
No. Only the GFCI and any outlets down stream from the GFCI.

Christopher A. Young
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"croy" wrote in message

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Hmmm. *I thought a GFCI outlet covered the whole circuit for
ground faults--no?

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croy

Depends on how you wire it. If you use the "load" terminals to feed
the downstream receps, then yes. If you connect all wires to the
"line" terminals then only the GFCI recep itself is protected. Don't
even need to pigtail as most GFCI receps use clamp terminals under
which you can put two wires each.

nate