Inspector is requiring GFCI protection for a receptacle that’s located behind a gas range.
It is 5’ from the sink.
Due to its location it is not even accessible to plug anything else into it.
It feeds up to a hardwired range hood.
Seems foolish to spend $60 on a GFCI breaker as that’s the only way to protect it since it’s not accessible to reset a GFCI receptacle.
I didn’t make it part of the SA circuit as I wasn’t sure of the amp draw of the hood at rough in.
It is 5’ from the sink.
Due to its location it is not even accessible to plug anything else into it.
It feeds up to a hardwired range hood.
Seems foolish to spend $60 on a GFCI breaker as that’s the only way to protect it since it’s not accessible to reset a GFCI receptacle.
I didn’t make it part of the SA circuit as I wasn’t sure of the amp draw of the hood at rough in.