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Open Question: Who have ever got stuck with her car in the mud, sand or ...? and more... Open Question: Who have ever got stuck with her car in the mud, sand or ...?Hi at all, I want know who have ever got stuck with her car in sand, mud or ... ! And i'm interest to know how you got stuck and how tried to go out ?? If you have any photo or video about that history, please send me or give me a link of those !! Thanks. Open Question: Do I need to have a separate direct line from the Circuit breaker if I am already using a GFCI outlet?I am planning to replace my old bath tub with a whirlpool and it's motor requires a 120v/15 amp power. Reviewing the installation instructions, I noticed that American Standards company which manufactures the unit is asking for a separate line from the circuit breaker( power supply panel). I am wondering, if I use a GFCI outlet in the bathroom for the motor I would be able to avoid the hassle and cost of new wiring from the panel all the way to the bathroom. Here is what the instruction says: GFCI CIRCUIT REQUIREMENTS: The whirlpool should be installed on a 120 vac, 15 amp dedicated GFCI circuit. The circuit should be hard-wired from the electrical power supply panel. The circuit must be a three (3) wire circuit from the electrical supply panel. A grounded neutral wire and a third wire, earth ground, are essential. " So, can I just add a new GFCI protected outlet to an already GFCI outlet in the bathroom and use it? Or do I need to wire the new outlet all the way to the Circuit breaker box? My thinking is that, the worst thing that can happen is that IF the load is too much, the new GFCI outlet will trip and I will be able to reconnect it. In case that is happening too often I can always go ahead and get a wire directly from the circuit breaker box then! Thanks for the help. BTW, the only other regular electrical consumption on that circuit are lights and bathroom fans. So I'm not expecting too much load even with the motor connected. Thanks again More Recent Articles
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