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This classic Remodeling article recently drew criticism and comments from readers.... More
AFCIs are now required for bedrooms in existing houses, expanding the scope of previous versions of the National Electrical Code. More
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The most common electrical hazard on today's construction sites is from ground fault electrical shock. In order to reduce shock-related injuries, the OSHA electrical standard requires employers to provide either ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) for receptacle outlets or an assured equipment grounding conductor program. Here are some guidelines to prevent electrical injuries. More
