Went to install GFCIs in kitchen which was rewired a while back during a kitchen cabinet/counter upgrade. Seems three of the outlets nearest the sink are on their own circuits and fed from a new breaker sub panel. No other outlets on same ccts.
What puzzled me, was that each outlet has a 240V feed with hot lines going to each receptacle. Like this:
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The GFCI outlets require just one hot line. What would you recommend?
Just disconnect red wire at panel and receptacle box? Or alternate black,red,black for the three outlets?
Pics of existing (The switch is part of a separate circuit for over-sink light)
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What puzzled me, was that each outlet has a 240V feed with hot lines going to each receptacle. Like this:
The GFCI outlets require just one hot line. What would you recommend?
Just disconnect red wire at panel and receptacle box? Or alternate black,red,black for the three outlets?
Pics of existing (The switch is part of a separate circuit for over-sink light)
