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GFCI - New Jersey
My neighbor is selling his house in NJ and was told by a house
inspector that he has to have a GFCI by the stove and by the sink in his 50 year old Cape Cod house. The house has NO ground wire on the Romex since it was built. I was always led to believe that even if you have a GFCI with NO GROUND WIRE that you have SOME PROTECTION. In other words, ONLY 2 WIRES - BLACK AND WHITE are connected to the GFCI. Would this hookup - only 2 wires and NO ground - meet a NJ home inspection requirement ?? What about a GFCI BREAKER for the entire circuit ??? Pass inspection ??? TIA |
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