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Den Murray
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi Group
It's my understanding that if a ground fault circuit interuptor is miswired
with the polarity reversed, then the GFCI will not trip. Is my
understanding correct, and if so, why is this. Would this apply equally (I
assume that it must!) to portable (plug-in) GFCI's?
Cheers
D
It's my understanding that if a ground fault circuit interuptor is miswired
with the polarity reversed, then the GFCI will not trip. Is my
understanding correct, and if so, why is this. Would this apply equally (I
assume that it must!) to portable (plug-in) GFCI's?
Cheers
D