406.4(D)

[arnettda]

406.4(D)(2)(b) says I can replace a two prong outlet with a GFCI. Can I replace a old two prong outlet in a bathroom with a GFCI? It does not say that exactly and am working on a home inspectors report for a realtor.
Thank You

 

[infinity]

Yes, the replacement is the same for locations that actually require GFCI protection.

 

[arnettda]

Yes, the replacement is the same for locations that actually require GFCI protection.

Thank You

 

[LarryFine]

Each such receptacle needs to be GFCI protected, not necessarily GFCI receptacles. Also remember to NOT connect any EGC to such replacements, so one malfunctioning device does not energize another.