GFCI outlets help to prevent electrical shocks, especially in wet areas like your bathroom or kitchen. This is not something regular outlets will do. A regular outlet in your home features two, three-prong plug-in slots. A GFCI outlet has the same plug-in configuration plus two buttons on its face: a “TEST” button and a “RESET” button. It monitors the flow of electricity and automatically switches off when it notices something is off in the current. #FirePreventionWeek #GFCIs #ElectricalSafety |

Trip test GFCI Outlet atleast Once a Month for optimal performance and safety purposes. #electrician #relay #panelboard #lights #switch #wiring #engineering #outlet #diy #electrical | Electricians Guide