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Old 11/9/09, 8:07 AM
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Maybe this is the not function properly that manufacture is refering to. If its tripped, it wont work.

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To be honest with you.....I believe it would function perfectly fine on a GFCI receptacle or breaker. Even AFCI Devices look for a waveform that has tell tale signs of arcing and so i would venture to say that would also not cause a problem.

I personally believe as well that it is a CYA type of statement for the manufacturer.


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