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From: Michael A. Terrell on 10 Mar 2010 13:42

George Herold wrote:
>
> Thanks Paul, mostly I don't deal with line voltages. And when I do I
> like to hook things up cold, stand back, switch it on, and be ready to
> switch it off if it goes pop and starts to sizzle.
>
> Hmm, I should look into a GFI. I assume I can get one that I can plug
> into the outlet and then plug my distribution strip into that.


You can mount a standard GCFI in a plastic or metal outlet box, along
with a power cord. That way you can move it around the workbench or
shop to where you need it.


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