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NEC revisions. Why...?
I see that the latest NEC revisions prescribe that AFCI breakers are to
be used not merely for bedroom circuits but for just about every living space -- OK, I guess. But I see that it is now a violation to have a duplex outlet on a GFCI-protected circuit for a single prescribed appliance, e.g., refrigerator, sump pump; why on earth...? (Someone suggested -- humorously, I guess -- that it was to sell more outlets and to make more [paid] work for electricians, who would then have to install additional circuits and outlets.) Perce |
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