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GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)

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1. A ground fault is

An intended electrical path between a power source and a grounded surface

An unintentional electrical path between a power source and a ground surface

A normal electrical condition

An electrical path that stops within the person

2. A GFCI works by

Periodically monitoring the electrical circuit

Sending a small current in a circuit as a test

Constantly monitoring current flow through a circuit

None of the above

3. Typical areas where a GFCI may be found are:

Garages

Kitchens/Bathrooms

Outdoors

All the above

4. How often should GFCIs be tested?

At least once a month

Quarterly

Annually

Only upon instillation

5. A GFCI may be

Installed as a circuit breaker with a built-in GFCI

Used in place of the standard duplex receptacle

Used where installed GFCIs are not practical (portable)

All the above

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