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theoldwizard1
Oct 19, 2018Explorer II
A GFCI does not "require" a ground to operate. Of course the third prong should be grounded which can happen through the frame of the outlet. This was common in older houses (no actual ground wire was connected to the outlet).
If you own an older home that has no ground wire, you can still install a GFCI outlet and it will protect you from "faults", but you are require to label the outlet with the provide sticker that says "No Ground".
If you own an older home that has no ground wire, you can still install a GFCI outlet and it will protect you from "faults", but you are require to label the outlet with the provide sticker that says "No Ground".
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