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- Bremerton, Washington
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- Master Electrician
Not familiar with SQ D Homeline brand, need 120V (single pole) 30 A GFCI for a 30 Amp RV power outlet. My supplier says they are not available, what are my options?
Homeline 120 V 30 amp GFCI
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curt swartz
Senior Member
- Location
- San Jose, CA
- Occupation
- Electrical Contractor
If you have 2 spaces use a 2-pole and just use 1 pole and the neutral.
ptonsparky
Tom
- Occupation
- EC - retired
It took us about 6 weeks to get some CH 30 GFCIs. I was tempted to use the one pole of two pole method.
rjniles
Member
- Location
- Coastal South Carolina
Why GFCI for a RV 30 amp? The RV itself provides GFCI for all the 15/20 amp receptacle outlets. I have never seen one in a campground.
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ptonsparky
Tom
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- EC - retired
Personal preference maybe.
Read 210.8 carefully. Residential locations would not require the GFCI protection but (B) Other Than Dwelling Units does.
My use was on a farm, not an RV Park. An RV will be parked there on occasion but I was not going to make it an RV Park for 3 or 4 days a year of use.
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