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	Name:	Pontoonfisher -
	Subject:	Green Monster want-a-bee
	Date:	7/7/2008 1:02:10 PM

We have a outlet on the dock that is a GFCI outlet and the breaker from the house is a GFCI breaker. I am not sure what would happen if you put two GFCI outlets in the same circuit. This is pointless though. A GFCI oulet comes with two sets of power on it. One set is an unprotected circuit while the other is a GFCI circuit. This allows you to put more oulets after your GFCI outlet and they are still protected. That is why in a bathroom if you have multiple outlets around a sink only one is a GFCI outlet with the test and reset buttons. The other outlets look like a standard outlet but the get there power from the GFCI outlets protected terminals. By the way I am an Electrical Engineer.