jiminbogart
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With just about all breaker having to be ground fault/arc fault combo I had a question on breakers for appliances.
My hvac contractor stated that the breakers for the heat pumps and air handler did not need to be GF/AF.
The refrigerator and freezer breakers won't be GF/AF.
I was doing some internet reading and what I read says appliance breakers need to be GF/AF.
The breaker for the dryer would need to be GF/AF because it is in the laundry room(so is the freezer). Those 2 pole breakers are $100 each.
The breaker for the dishwasher would need to be GF/AF because it is within 6' of the sink.
Code aside, strictly from a safety aspect, do you need GF/AF on appliance circuits like the microwave, dryer, clothes washer, ect? They don't seem any different than a freezer or refrigerator.
Thanks
My hvac contractor stated that the breakers for the heat pumps and air handler did not need to be GF/AF.
The refrigerator and freezer breakers won't be GF/AF.
I was doing some internet reading and what I read says appliance breakers need to be GF/AF.
The breaker for the dryer would need to be GF/AF because it is in the laundry room(so is the freezer). Those 2 pole breakers are $100 each.
The breaker for the dishwasher would need to be GF/AF because it is within 6' of the sink.
Code aside, strictly from a safety aspect, do you need GF/AF on appliance circuits like the microwave, dryer, clothes washer, ect? They don't seem any different than a freezer or refrigerator.
Thanks