HackElectric
Senior Member
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So let's say you have a 1900 box attached to a panel with a typical metal offset nipple. The box is now bonded.
You nut & bolt a GFCI to this type of cover and install it on the 1900 box:
Since the corners are flattened, you don't need an EGC running to the GFCI, is that correct?
You nut & bolt a GFCI to this type of cover and install it on the 1900 box:
Since the corners are flattened, you don't need an EGC running to the GFCI, is that correct?