[SamoanThor]

This may have been brought up but I didn't see it. As we, the 5 brains in my company, understand it, all receptacles in the utility room have to be GFCI protected. Does that include the dryer?

 

[ponyboy]

Unfinished floor- yes

 

[ponyboy]

Unfinished floor- yes

The book says unfinished basements and then defines that by calling unfinished the same as uninhabitable. I would say your utility room most definitely fits the description. The only thing I know of thats exempt from this is permanently mounted fire/burglar systems

 

[SamoanThor]

Yeah, I think upon closer, and possibly more sober, inspection, 220 receptacles are not subject to that change..... Yet.

 

[ponyboy]

Yeah, I think upon closer, and possibly more sober, inspection, 220 receptacles are not subject to that change..... Yet.

Correct. It's only 120 volt 15 or 20 amp receptacles. I thought you meant the dryer was gas

 

[SamoanThor]

Correct. It's only 120 volt 15 or 20 amp receptacles. I thought you meant the dryer was gas

Not usually but if we wire up for one of those, I now have the answer. Thanks.

 

[99cents]

This is proof that the circuit breaker manufacturers are writing the code book.