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This can be alleviated by adding a subpanel within the garage space. NEC/NFPA doesn't require GFCI on the connection between the main panel and the subpanel.
by cyberax 2y ago
This can be alleviated by adding a subpanel within the garage space. NEC/NFPA doesn't require GFCI on the connection between the main panel and the subpanel.
- rtkwe 2y agoDoesn't really solve the issue for people in apartments or near businesses that provide level 2 chargers. Those users are still not going to have access to the panel to reset a GFCI breaker or likely even know where it is unless it's right there at the charger itself.