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Ive never even heard of a 5mA GFCI. In Sweden afaik 30mA is the standard, and I assume much less likely to be tripped up by tiny faults. Also, a GFCI install h
by sandos 4y ago
Ive never even heard of a 5mA GFCI. In Sweden afaik 30mA is the standard, and I assume much less likely to be tripped up by tiny faults.
Also, a GFCI install here is a simple and cheap affair. Does not require checking everything else or inspection or upgrading of fuse boxes or consumer unit.
- amluto 4y agoIn the US, 5mA is nominally for protection of personnel and 30mA is for protection of equipment. We don’t have the fancy GFCI classes and selectivity that Europe seems to use.