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GFCI Rules in Other Than Dwellings – 210.8B-F

GFCI Rules in Other Than Dwellings – 210.8B-F

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Question 1 of 4

1. Question

What is the maximum voltage for receptacles that require GFCI protection in non-dwelling units according to 210.8B?

250 volts
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100 Volts
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200 Volts
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300 Volts
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2. Question

In commercial buildings, which of the following areas must have GFCI protection for receptacles?

Bathrooms and Kitchens
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Conference Rooms
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Hallways
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Stairwells
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Which of the following appliances requires GFCI protection regardless of its location?

Electric Ranges
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Ceiling fans
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Water heaters
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Lighting fixtures
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4. Question

Under 210.8(C) of the 2023 NEC, where is GFCI protection required for lighting outlets?

In basements with unfinished areas.
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In attics with exposed conductors.
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In crawl spaces for lighting outlets rated 120 volts or less.
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In all outdoor locations regardless of voltage.
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