Adamjamma
Senior Member
- Location
- Jamaica and london
OK, just a student but, with the newest codes for afci, etc... in the kitchen... would it be best to feed the dishwasher and the garbage disposal under the counter from a combination fci above the counter that has load feeding to a switch for the garbage disposal, and also to the dishwasher? Or would this be against the dedicated circuits? I mean, the circuit I am trying to do has the breaker in the box already protected to first box, but they do not make afci gfci switches, only outlets and test panels.
I already show a test panel inline for the refrigerator, since the plug for the refrigerator is behind the unit, thus not accessible, and I show the same setup for a freezer in a pantry. Am I going too far? or is this the right way to design these based upon the idea that a short can occur between the breaker panel and the first outlet?
Thanks.
I already show a test panel inline for the refrigerator, since the plug for the refrigerator is behind the unit, thus not accessible, and I show the same setup for a freezer in a pantry. Am I going too far? or is this the right way to design these based upon the idea that a short can occur between the breaker panel and the first outlet?
Thanks.