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Old 09-21-2019, 06:04 AM   #20
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I have a question. Are these GFIs the same as ones used in house wiring? If so, replacement would be cheap enough. I know they come in both 15 and 20 amp. Is the wiring 12 or 14 ga? I wonder about this, given the need to make a trailer at a certain price point, and the creativity often shown in pursuit of same...
If the current GFI is 15 amp then it's 99.9% certain it will be 14 ga wire.
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