Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 124 of 521
Under 210.8(A), a 125-volt receptacle located within how many feet of a dwelling laundry, utility, or wet bar sink (measured from the outside edge of the sink) requires GFCI protection?
a.6 ft
b.3 ft
c.10 ft
d.4 ft
Explanation
Section 210.8(A)(7) requires GFCI protection for receptacles located within 6 ft of the outside edge of a sink. The distance is measured to the nearest edge of the sink. 3 and 4 ft are too short, and 10 ft is beyond the code radius.
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