True, but with the low cost of GFCI recpt. (about $11) VS a GFCI breaker ($61), just put a pair of GFCI recpts at each location. Be sure and locate them after your 220 recpt. Plus if one trips, you...
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True, but with the low cost of GFCI recpt. (about $11) VS a GFCI breaker ($61), just put a pair of GFCI recpts at each location. Be sure and locate them after your 220 recpt. Plus if one trips, you...
Joshua, Look up "multiwire branch circuits. What this does is allow for two 110's and a 220 from a double pole breaker. You run two hots, and a neutral to each location. Between each of the hots and...