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A homeowner requests an outdoor receptacle installation for general use. The receptacle will be located on the exterior wall of a single-family dwelling, readily accessible, and not more than 2.5 m (8.2 ft) above finished grade. Which CE Code rule is most relevant for ensuring safety against electrical shock from this outdoor receptacle?
CE Code Rule 26-710(f) specifically requires all receptacles located outdoors at a dwelling unit and not more than 2.5 m above finished grade to be protected by
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Question: A homeowner requests an outdoor receptacle installation for general use. The receptacle will be located on the exterior wall of a single-family dwelling, readily accessible, and not more than 2.5 m (8.2 ft) above finished grade. Which CE Code rule is most relevant for ensuring safety against electrical shock from this outdoor receptacle?
Answer options:
- Rule 26-700 - Receptacles required outdoors ✅ Rule 26-710 - GFCI protection
- Rule 26-712 - Weatherproof enclosures
- Rule 26-720 - Plugs and receptacles
Correct answer: Rule 26-710 - GFCI protection
Explanation: CE Code Rule 26-710(f) specifically requires all receptacles located outdoors at a dwelling unit and not more than 2.5 m above finished grade to be protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter of the Class A type. This provides essential shock protection in wet environments.
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