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> with enough duty cycle that they can trap nearby GFCI breakers. Do you mean "trip" rather than trap? If not could you explain what this means?
by teh_klev 6y ago
> with enough duty cycle that they can trap nearby GFCI breakers.
Do you mean "trip" rather than trap? If not could you explain what this means?
- MisterTea 6y agoAssume they mean trip. I have never heard of the term trap used for GFCI's.
- teh_klev 6y agoGFCIs go by a different name in the UK (RCD - Residual Current Device), so I wondered if this was a US specific electrical term I'd not heard of.
- ghshephard 6y agoSorry, yeah, trip. Park the Smart Meter too close the GFCI and it induces enough current to cause it to fail-safe, breaking the circuit.