GFCI Issue looking for a solution
My camper has a 15 amp GFCI circuit that starts in the bathroom and has 4 other outlets downstream on the load side. While out camping recently I had issues with the GFCI refusing to reset when the c...
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TBammer wrote:Sjm9911 wrote:
They usally do that so if water does get in there it can get out. I wouldn't seal all 4 sides. Or just leave a hole on the bottem just in case. So , seal 90 percent of it.
Good idea.
yup, there is almost nothing worse than "almost water tight!" And something can be airtight, but NOT water tight. Water molecules are smaller than Oxygen or Nitrogen (N2 O2, Vs H20) so water vapor can penetrate many materials and then when it condenses! Always leave a "drip hole" if possible.
