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Well neither Defender nor WM carries any GFCI like that Al.
In Response To: GFCI on boats. ()
Got any suggestions? It appears that the only high trip point GFCI available are for 240 or 40AMP service, and have odd blade configurations set up for such high current service.
Guess I'll just go with good quality screw connection type from my local electric house.
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- AC Wiring
- Any UL Listed Marine grade...
- Re: AC Ground
- And with a generator or an inverter?
- Single or dual pole AC breakers?
- Mine has three poles...
- Could be a little challenging
- Would GFCI outlets give the same protection?
- picture has nothing to do with subject
- GFCI...
- Thanks Brian, I had not intended for the outlets...
- GFCI on boats.
- Why would you have a higher trip rate, Al?
- Well neither Defender nor WM carries any GFCI like that Al.
- Why would you have a higher trip rate, Al?
- GFCI on boats.
- Thanks Brian, I had not intended for the outlets...
- "Marine Industry"...
- Would GFCI outlets give the same protection?
- Could be a little challenging
- Yes..
- Single pole on branch circuits.
- Mine has three poles...
- Ancor triplex tinned cable
- Regarding tinned wire
- Any UL Listed Marine grade...