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5/7/09, 2:35 AM
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ground fault outlet
On 5/6/09 9:53 PM, Marie & Mike wrote:
I have a question about ground fault outlets. Would it be possable to jump off a ground fault outlet that is already installed next to the circut breaker box And this line goes thru a junction box, but it is still a single line and feeds to my shed, and in there are 2 outlets that are hopefully going to be fed from this ground fault outlet. Can this be done? Also, in the junction box, I have a pigtail on the ground wire and it is grounded to the metal junction box with a ground clip. Is that ok too? Your input would be a great help. Thanks Mike 
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5/8/09, 4:48 PM
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Re: ground fault outlet
Yes.
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5/12/09, 12:13 AM
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Re: ground fault outlet
Technically this would be fine in theory. However, do not overlook the other issues needing review like 225.31 and 225.32 .
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