Branch Circuits & WiringQuestion 126 of 521
Receptacles installed in a dwelling attached garage at 125 volts, 20 amperes must be provided with what protection?
a.AFCI only
b.Surge protection
c.GFCI
d.None if dedicated
Explanation
Section 210.8(A)(2) requires GFCI protection for all 125-V through 250-V receptacles in dwelling garages and accessory buildings. This includes receptacles for freezers or door openers. AFCI, surge protection, and a 'dedicated' exception do not remove the GFCI requirement.
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