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I've had the GFCI switch in the main fusebox in a couple of modern-ish apartments. That seems a perfectly sensible place for it, it's where you'd go to check wh
by lmm 2y ago
I've had the GFCI switch in the main fusebox in a couple of modern-ish apartments. That seems a perfectly sensible place for it, it's where you'd go to check whether the room breaker had tripped anyway.
- mauvehaus 2y agoThat complicates things a bit in the panel because the breakers need a connection to neutral, but yeah, otherwise a slick setup. Newer panels and breakers are plug-on-neutral, older breakers have a pigtail to the neutral bar.
- foobarian 2y agoMy house came with an EV charger wired through a GFCI breaker. That damn thing tripped constantly because I guess it was malfunctioning? And they are quite expensive for a 50A version.
- lmm 2y agoOr maybe the charger was badly wired and the breaker was preventing it burning down your house?