What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.


Thanks
Charlie

Charlie,

I am not sure of the time other than the early eighties in Arizona. The
houses that we work on that have one GFCI either in the kitchen or master
bath have the other exterior and bathroom wired through them so they are
protected also.

cm


"Charlie Bress" wrote in message
...
What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.


Thanks
Charlie

"Charlie Bress" wrote in message
...
What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.


Thanks
Charlie

Around 1972 they were first required for bathroom outlets. I don't remember
exactly when, but sometime later, they were required for any outlet within 6
foot of a kitchen sink, with each code change they added new locations. I do
believe that garage outlets and outside outlets came shortly after bathroom
outlets, but I could be mistaken

"Charlie Bress" wrote in message
...
What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.

My house was built in '78. Bathrooms and outdoors have them, kitchen does
not.

On Apr 5, 5:53*pm, "Charlie Bress" wrote:
What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.

Thanks
Charlie

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.

In *real* neighborhoods, we play sports trivia. g

I'll take "House Wiring" for $400, Alex.

wrote in message
...
On Sat, 5 Apr 2008 17:43:25 -0700 (PDT), DerbyDad03
wrote:

On Apr 5, 5:53 pm, "Charlie Bress" wrote:
What is the timeframe when GFI protection was required in a kitchen?

Was it different for bathrooms and outdoor receptacles?

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.

Thanks
Charlie

This is just for a neighborhood discussion.

In *real* neighborhoods, we play sports trivia. g

I'll take "House Wiring" for $400, Alex.


As is the answer to most NEC questions, ask Mike Holt

http://www.mikeholt.com/documents/ne...ment_page2.pdf

That's a great page. Thanks for the info

Charlie