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Search   Advanced Search       Popular Searches: Conduit Bodies Mc Connectors Pin & Sleeve Plugs Stainless Steel Cable Ties Structured Wiring Wire Management         On-Line Tools: Codes Codes Standards Engineering Lighting Wire Cable More...         Feature Stories: What is an Explosion Proof Box? GFCI Locations in One and Two-Family Homes Are You Using Temporary Power? More...         Manufacturer Links: Search Mfg's by Product, keyword or Name Link to Spec Sheets, Catalogs, MSDS, Travel Directions	Check out Rich-Media Product Video Demos from companies like: Bridgeport Fittings, Inc., Bridgeport Fittings, Inc., Arlington Industries, Inc., and more >> New for July 2008 >> Includes products from   GFCI Locations in Multi-Family, Commercial, Industrial, and Public Facilities By William & Patti Feldman The 2008 NEC has made modifications and changes that clarify where GFCIs are required. For multi-family dwellings, each unit with a separate entrance at ground level must have at least one exterior accessible GFCI receptacle located no higher than 6 ½ feet above the ground. Any 20 square foot or larger balcony, deck or porch of a dwelling unit that is accessible from within that unit must have at least one GFCI receptacle available within 6 ½ feet above and within the perimeter of the space. Read More>>> See all current stories>>>