Good job, I'm an electrician and I approve. Just a quick note for anyone reading. The gfci or gfi for short has a line and a load. The incoming power goes on the line side and the wire to other stuff goes to the load. The purpose of this is to gfi protect anything down the line. Landing the hot on the load side wont break anything, but the gfi wont work.
Good job, I'm an electrician and I approve. Just a quick note for anyone reading. The gfci or gfi for short has a line and a load. The incoming power goes on the line side and the wire to other stuff goes to the load. The purpose of this is to gfi protect anything down the line. Landing the hot on the load side wont break anything, but the gfi wont work.
Thank you! And thank you for the clarification and in depth info on the gfi piece! :)