Campground washroom needs GFCI
I am currently at a very popular campground near Columbia, MO. Their washroom has one outlet next to the sink for hair dryers, etc. As far as I can tell is it not a GFCI probably because when this CG ...
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Dick_B wrote:
So the questions is should I mention this deficiency to management or let it go?
Well you could POLITELY mention it but you might be surprised by the answer.
In My RV there are two GFCIs.. One OEM one I added.. Both of them protect at least one additional outlet (The one I added protects one more the other one 4 more)
There is also such a thing as a GFCI Circuit Breaker.. These are dual function devices. both GFCI and Circuit breaker in one.. It would be located in the power distribution center (breaker box) where you can not see... Or reset.. It.
And finally rules and regulations vary from place to place and may depend on the age of the facility as well.. This too (in the case of a public or semi-public facility like a CG Facility) may be the case.
