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I thought this would be better on a new thread..

According to EC Magazine article about code changes for 2014..

Dishwashers need to have GFCI protection and the "protective device installed at the origin of the branch circuit"

Some of you were going to use a countertop GFCI.. that won't fly according to this..
 

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B4T said:
I thought this would be better on a new thread.. According to EC Magazine article about code changes for 2014.. Dishwashers need to have GFCI protection and the "protective device installed at the origin of the branch circuit" Some of you were going to use a countertop GFCI.. that won't fly according to this..
So combination breakers is essentially what youre saying.
 

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The gfci does not have to be at the beginning of the circuit but the afci does. Sorry about the other post

2014 nec said:
210.8(D) Kitchen Dishwasher Branch Circuit. GFCI protection
shall be provided for outlets that supply dishwashers
installed in dwelling unit locations.
 

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As far as I know there are no AFCI/GFCI breakers on the market.
There used to be but I agree I think that dropped them as no one was using them. I am pretty certain ge made them at one time but I may be mistaken.
 
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