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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Sun Nov 02 2003 - 21:16:20 EST
"In a diesel engine room I think a 110 vac work light ought to be safe enough
if it is connected through a GFI. With all the metal and moisture
around it could be an electrocution hazard without a GFI"
Jim:
I mentioned that I use a fluorescent bulb so that doesn't unscrew because it
is a bayonet, my assumption is that it is lower voltage at the terminals
anyway - or am I wrong?
My outlets are all protected by a GFCI on the main breaker panel. Is there a
reason to have additional GFCI's at the outlets themselves? A surveyor once
noted this on a insurance survey he did for me.
Ron
Ronald Barr
Lady Brookhaven
Hatteras LRC 42
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