GFCI required locations chart

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I recently noticed my link to the GFCI required locations was non functional.

I was using the updated one by Jerry Peck. I believe it included the additional areas like laundry (05)

Anyone have the PDF link of the chart?

I am not looking for the web link version it is the PDF one I am requesting.

There was another one I found but it is copyrighted and I guess I would need to contact the creator.

Thanks!!

2

Here you go

3

Thanks, that is the one I had but my link went dead.

4

Thanks for that link.

5

You are welcome.

It’s a NACHI link so it should be stable but I save to my local computer anyway.

6

I picked up the link on my iPhone. I’ll bring it up on my laptop when I get home and save it there. Thanks.

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It is not compatible in Canada Chris. GFCI was not required in the kitchen until 2002 within 3 feet of a sink.

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Best not to confuse the issue with the NEC or ESA Ontario.

9

Why don’t one of you clever Canadians produce a chart for your fellow inspectors?

10

GFCI is now required in all Kitchen outlets.
Before someone is quick to correct me this is the new revised 2008.

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Even for refrigerator and waste disposal?

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I more wanted it for my own interest sake.

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This is exactly what it says
All 15 A and 20 A, 125 V Receptacles installed in an area with a sink and permanent facilities for food preparation and cooking(Article 100), even those that do not supply the countertop surface shall be GFCI-protected.

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I realize that. I just finished a 1500 sq ft complete build of an unfinished basement on a 5 yr old home. Complete with 4 pc bath, 20 amp, 12 gauge, GFCI.