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Electrical Question about Panels, AFCI and GFCI Requirements

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Question: What are the current laws,federal and state for CT. For 2010 for a breaker box

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Electrical Question about Panels, AFCI and GFCI Requirements

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[ad#block]Question: What are the current laws,federal and state for CT. For 2010 for a breaker box,The best company you would recommend,that the circuit breaker box Has air flow,won’t short circuit,won’t over heat,melt,anything? What is the difference between a Arc Fault,And a Ground Circuit Breaker,also called AFCI’s and GFCI’s,What is the one that is safer for basements and people And do they have a combination of both?

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