Bob4Account deleted join:2012-07-22 New Jersey
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Re: First post - recently joined - GFCI without a ground wireShorter answer: With a properly-functioning appliance, the current on the hot and neutral prongs is the same. If there's a problem and the current is instead traveling through, for example, your body, the GFCI outlet will trip and cut-off the current. A ground wire is not necessary for this protection. |