1 GFCI is all you need.Put the GFCI in the junction box in the garage or get a GFCI breaker and a regular outlet by the pool with a In-use cover. Put the GFCI sticker on In-use cover.

I hope they are also rated THWN for wet rated - if your conduit is buried at all, ran 3/4" conduit from that box to the garage with a LB and then pulled 3 thhn wires threw this.
This thread will help :yes: http://www.diychatroom.com/f18/when-wire-needs-outdoor-direct-burial-rated-38543/.
Can I use the LB to make my splice from romex to stranded wire?
I thought I had asked enough questions and knew what I needed but guess not!!!Jumped the gun there Sparky Jr :laughing:
Is the interior garage wall open? Yes
Is the hole cut in the exterior wall? Yes
Now much wire is sticking out of the LB? I left about 10 feet
How high off the ground is the LB? about 18"
Is it a plastic LB? LB is 3/4" PVC
Thanks for all your help. Think I have it figured out now(hopefully)!!!Use a short piece of PVC from the LB into the back of a 4 square deep box/single gang mud ring, mounted in the garage wall. Install the GFCI recep in the 4s box.
Use conduit (instead of NM) from the panel to the 4s box and you will have future accesss from panel to back yard box.
DaveGFCI breakers are maybe $25-35 last time I checked
The outlets - I bought a bunch - were maybe $3 each
I have a large Halloween/Christmas display so I have a lot of outside circuits
If you have a GFI breaker, then the entire circuit is GFI protected. A non-GFI receptacle is perfectly fine.Good ole search button works....
I bought a 20AMP GFI breaker for my pool going in next week. Can I just run my 12-2 (insulated underground wire) in conduit to a regular 20AMP receptable? IS a GFI necessary?