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That's pretty impressively expensive, especially given that the innards should not have any particular dependence on the rated current. (I suppose the GFCI sen
by amluto 3y ago
That's pretty impressively expensive, especially given that the innards should not have any particular dependence on the rated current. (I suppose the GFCI sensing circuit needs to tolerate an increased amount of induced current as the available fault current goes up.)