bcgill
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406.3(D)(3)(c) Requires these receptacles to be marked "GFCI Protected". Is there a code requirement for other GFCI receptacles to be marked?
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GFCI labeling
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hurk27
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- Portage, Indiana NEC: 2008
Re: GFCI labeling
This is the only place I could find. which is about the tech power supply 60/120 volt system
647.7 Receptacles.
(2) All outlet strips, adapters, receptacle covers, and faceplates shall be marked with the following words or equivalent:
WARNING ? TECHNICAL POWER
Do not connect to lighting equipment.
For electronic equipment use only.
60/120 V. 1ac
GFCI protected
This is the only place I could find. which is about the tech power supply 60/120 volt system
647.7 Receptacles.
(2) All outlet strips, adapters, receptacle covers, and faceplates shall be marked with the following words or equivalent:
WARNING ? TECHNICAL POWER
Do not connect to lighting equipment.
For electronic equipment use only.
60/120 V. 1ac
GFCI protected
bphgravity
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- Florida
Re: GFCI labeling
I do not believe it is an actual code requirement however, regular receptacles that are GFCI protected should be labeled identifying this. This is why GFI's come with the little "GFI protected" stickers.
I do not believe it is an actual code requirement however, regular receptacles that are GFCI protected should be labeled identifying this. This is why GFI's come with the little "GFI protected" stickers.
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Re: GFCI labeling
The new leviton gfci`s come with english and spanish stickers now we can protect all languages
The new leviton gfci`s come with english and spanish stickers now we can protect all languages
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