sparks27
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- Portland, Oregon
resident wants 220v 20a. receptecle in island counter. is there a gfcib outlet made for this application?
220v.outlet for kitchen Island?
- Thread starter sparks27
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Receptacle no. Outlet protection yes. Does the NEC require GFCI for this?
jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
I do not think so.
Buck Parrish
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Tom knows the answer...
jumper
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- 3 Hr 2 Min from Winged Horses
Tom knows the answer...
OOPS! Silly me. Sorry.
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- Simi Valley, CA
oohh ohhh, I know, I know too. Call on me!:grin:
roger3829
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What could possibly be used for?
The customer is Tim Taylor and he is working on a better waffle iron....
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- Simi Valley, CA
What could possibly be used for?
High speed blender? GD that will grind small trees? Toaster that launches toast to the table so you don't have to get up?:roll:
flatlander
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yea a Pizza oven ?
You could use a 2 pole breaker.
You could use a 2 pole breaker.
sparks27
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- Portland, Oregon
Thanks for the responses. so receptecle is ok and no gfci protection is required. Seems strange around countertops not to have gfci protection? Not sure what they want to plug into this outlet some countertop appliance of some kind? turbocharged blender? thanks guys!
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- Massachusetts
If you comply with this section and you can do a cord and plug.
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- Chapel Hill, NC
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
A word of advice--- find out what they want to use and get specs on it. You don't want to find out later that a neutral is also needed.
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