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12-13-2008, 01:56 AM
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Gfi
Well maybe i should have defined my question, GFI in an extension cord, that will take more than one device...........HD and Rona don't carry gfi unless it is the type that goes into the wall or fuse box!
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12-13-2008, 02:38 AM
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Acklands or KMS tools
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12-13-2008, 02:39 AM
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Or put a GFI in your house and plug a power bar to it.
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I picked up a Noma 4 outlet GFCI power bar on sale at Can Tire a while back here in Vernon. Only drawback is that it's an outdoor model and has spring loaded receptacle covers which make it impossible to plug in the DC converter 'bricks'. I suppose one could always snap off the cover but the receptacles are so close together that you would lose one additional receptacle for every 'brick' you plugged into it.
I also found a single GFCI adapter that plugs into a normal wall receptacle. You can plug a power bar into that for multiple connections. I found this one more sensitive than the Noma power bar GFCI though, nuisance trips when I use it with a timer for my dawn/dusk lighting.
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