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Question by CRD
Submitted on 9/10/2003
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Is there a GFCI/GFI device, sort of remote sensor to be shared by other regular 115V 60Hz outlets?

Answer by John
Submitted on 11/19/2003
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You can buy a GFCI Circuit breaker (Home Depot) replace your old circuit breaker with the GFCI and everything on that wire will be GFCI protected.

Answer by sparky
Submitted on 2/3/2004
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you can put a gfci recept on the first recept in the circuit and all other recepts on that cicuit will be protected through that recept alot cheaper tha a gfci breaker.

Answer by Bonnie Jean
Submitted on 3/3/2005
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Question: If you install a GFCI breaker, are there any electrical devices you should NOT put on that circuit? E.g.. LIGHTS/built-in CEILING LAMPS? Or lights in which you use particular types of bulbs? Why or Why not?

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