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Protect Yourself from Electric Shock and Fire

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It's always our pleasure to give back to the industry as much as we can, whenever we can, and we're pleased to share with you this PDF on GFCI and AFCI Protection, based on NEC requirements.

Ground-Fault and Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter protection have been required by the National Electrical Code since the 1960s for GFCI and since the 1990s for AFCI protection. As technology has progressed, the protection and reliability provided by these devices has improved. This has triggered a number of changes in Articles 210, 220, and 422 in the NEC.

Check out this handy PDF resource that highlights the changes for the 2023 NEC included in rules 210.8 and 210.12.

These pages are extracted from Mike Holt's Illustrated Guide to Understanding the National Electrical Code Volume 1, based on the 2023 NECClick here to purchase or review this textbook and other products from Mike's Understanding the National Electrical Code series. You can download and print it using the following links:

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  • I understand and I wish that were possible. By the way, I visited your New Local Training center a few years ago and visited with the instructors and students. I was impressed!

      March 20 2025, 12:52 pm EDT

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