GFCI Protection Inspection at the House of Horrors®

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[@MasterTheNEC]

Just for clarity for your viewers..... Section 210.8(A)(6) of the NEC state that all All 125-volt, single-phase, 15- and 20- ampere receptacles that serve the countertop are to be GFCI Protected. Section 210.8(A)(7) says that where receptacles are installed within 1.8 m (6 ft) from the top inside edge of the bowl of the sink they will also be GFCI Protected. Not sure where the 3' statement came from by your instructor. Also nothing within the NEC states that the "disposal" has to be GFCI Protected. In the 2014 NEC, if the receptacle that supplies a cord and plug connected disposal is within 6' of the outside edge of the sink it had to be GFCI Protected. In the 2017 NEC it is now measured from the top inside edge of the sink but the receptacle under the counter is now not required to be GFCI Protected because the measurement doesn't penetrate the cabinet door.

[@internachi]

Okay. Good comment.