The national electrical code requires GFCI protection of receptacles located outdoors, in bathrooms, garages and spa areas|This applies not only to new construction, but also to existing homes|When an electrical outlet is replaced in a location that requires ground fault protection, the new outlet must be GFCI protected, according to the NEC|The GFCI circuit interrupter provides protection against overloads, short circuits and ground faults|It detects very low levels of electrical current leakage (ground faults) and acts quickly to shut off power, preventing serious shock|Push button test validates the ground fault detection capability of the breaker|Quick-make, quick-break mechanism|Fixed long time and fixed instantaneous trip function|Suitable for reverse feed|Standard continuous current rated|Feeder plug-in circuit breakers|60 deg C/75 deg F conductor rating|Box type terminals|Multi-pole circuit breakers incorporate internal common trip