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GFCI & AFCI Protection
Safeguard Your Home Through GFCI and AFCI
GFCI & AFCI Protection
GFCI & AFCI Protection prevent serious electrical issues before they can occur. GFCI outlets are needed anywhere in a home or business that is close to water, such as in a bathroom, kitchen, or laundry area. AFCI breakers can help prevent an electrical fire caused by a rodent chewing on a wire, an over-heated plugged in device, or a picture hanging nail hitting a wire. At Plugged In Electrical, we offer exceptional quality GFCI and AFCI surge protector installation and repair services in Newnan, GA, Tyrone, GA, and the surrounding areas. Read more
Professional Installation of GFCI and AFCI Outlets
Being proactive in your electrical work can save you significant hassles and keep your electrical system safe. GFCI and AFCI circuit breaker outlets should be installed by a professional. Don’t take the risks involved with an amateur completing the work. Our team at Plugged in Electrical is licensed, insured, and experienced. We are your trusted source for the installation of these AFCI and GFCI surge protector outlets so that you, your family, and home are protected for years to come.
Our AFCI and GFCI protection services can help you:
- Prevent Serious Electrical Issues
- Prioritize Your Safety
- Bring Your Home Up to Code
Whether you need the installation of a GFCI protected outlet or AFCI protected outlet, our team has you covered. We also replace GFCI breaker outlets and AFCI breaker outlets.
Get GFCI and AFCI Surge Protector Installation
For more information about the GFCI and AFCI products and services we offer in Tyrone, GA and Newnan, GA, call us today at 404.574.4462 or send us a message through our contact form.
- Prevent Serious Electrical Issues
- Prioritize Your Safety
- Make Your Home Up to Code
What is a GFCI outlet and what does it do?
A GFCI outlet, or Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, helps prevent electrical shock by quickly shutting off power when it detects an imbalance in current. Plugged In Electrical Services installs GFCIs in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoors to enhance safety and meet code requirements.
What is an AFCI and how is it different from a GFCI?
An AFCI (Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter) protects against electrical fires by detecting arc faults, while a GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) prevents shock from ground faults. Plugged In Electrical Services installs both devices to ensure comprehensive electrical safety in homes, meeting current code and protection standards.
Where are AFCIs typically required?
AFCIs are typically required in living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and other habitable areas to prevent electrical fires. Plugged In Electrical Services ensures AFCI protection is properly installed in all necessary areas to meet code requirements and enhance safety throughout your home.
Can I install GFCI and AFCI protection in the same circuit?
Yes, GFCI and AFCI protection can be installed in the same circuit for enhanced safety. Plugged In Electrical Services can expertly combine both devices to protect against electrical shocks and fire hazards, ensuring your home’s electrical system meets the highest safety standards.
What causes a GFCI to trip frequently?
Frequent GFCI tripping is often caused by ground faults, moisture, faulty appliances, or wiring issues. Plugged In Electrical Services can diagnose and fix these problems to restore proper function and safety, preventing unnecessary interruptions and protecting your home’s electrical system.
Are GFCI and AFCI devices required by electrical code?
Electrical codes require GFCI devices in wet or damp areas to prevent shocks, while AFCI devices protect against electrical fires by detecting arc faults. Plugged In Electrical Services ensures your home meets these safety standards with proper installation of both protective devices.
How long do GFCI and AFCI devices last?
GFCI and AFCI devices typically last 10 to 15 years, depending on usage and electrical conditions. Regular testing is essential to ensure proper function. Plugged In Electrical Services can help inspect and replace these safety devices to maintain your home's electrical protection.
Is there a difference between a GFCI outlet and a GFCI breaker?
A GFCI outlet protects individual outlets from ground faults, while a GFCI breaker safeguards the entire circuit. Both prevent electrical shocks, but a breaker offers broader protection. Plugged In Electrical Services can help determine which option suits your home’s safety needs best.
Are GFCI and AFCI devices required in commercial buildings?
Yes, commercial buildings often require GFCI and AFCI devices to meet electrical codes for safety. GFCIs protect against ground faults, while AFCIs prevent arc faults. Plugged In Electrical Services can ensure your commercial property complies with all local regulations and safety standards.
Do I need GFCI or AFCI protection on outdoor circuits?
Outdoor circuits typically require GFCI protection to prevent electrical shock from ground faults. AFCI protection is usually for indoor living areas to prevent arc faults. Plugged In Electrical Services can help ensure your outdoor wiring meets all safety and code requirements.