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I don't think this ensures that you've correctly wired downstream outlets. The move to GFCI/afci breakers should really help diy electrical work. Much harder
by treis 2y ago
I don't think this ensures that you've correctly wired downstream outlets.
The move to GFCI/afci breakers should really help diy electrical work. Much harder to make something dangerous with that protection.
- kelnos 2y agoYou can buy a little outlet tester that includes a test for GFCI functionality for under 15 bucks. Anyone doing this kind of work at home should have one. And I get that it's more stuff to buy, but I've been learning that for all sorts of home repairs, even if I have to buy new tools to do it, and only use that tool once, I still come out cheaper than hiring someone to do it. Sometimes a lot cheaper.