Posted by Stephen Newell on April 04, 2018 at 13:17:56 from (166.137.118.114):
In Reply to: Re: GFCI in Barn posted by dr sportster on April 04, 2018 at 08:04:04:
That's true but a lot of places it is code that in a garage all receptacles be GFCI. Then when a homeowner buys a house they often put a refrigerator or freezer in the garage and the general public doesn't know how sensitive they are. I had a customer call me one Sunday afternoon in a panic because their freezer quit and they couldn't get any power out the outlet. I had to go 50 miles to find out the GFCI wouldn't let the freezer work anymore. I would reset it and it would almost immediately trip. I just replaced the GFCI with a normal outlet and they had no more problems. There garage was very dry so I couldn't see any danger in it.
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