406.4(D)(2) Non-Grounding-Type Receptacles.

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SOLVED: In an old house, an existing non-grounding non-GFCI-type receptacle in a bathroom needs to be replaced. According to 406.4(D)(3), this replacement receptacle shall be: Circle the correct answer: a) a non- grounding-type

No grandfathers here. When you replace you must upgrade.

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