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A contact device installed at the outlet for the connection of an attachment plug.
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Strange outlet behavior
This feels like the washing machine has a ground fault, where there's a connection between neutral and earth somewhere. See Why does my laundry machine trip the GFCI when I plug it in?
If so, this i …
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What does code say about powered semi-permanent furniture?
Do you need actual outlets? Chargers and lights can both be run off of USB, and a USB hub+extension cables doesn't even involve real wiring. It also works in both 120V and 240V countries with just a p …
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