Do I need GFCI outlets for my washer and dryer? | | Always | 24% | | Usually | 13% | | Sometimes | 13% | | Rarely | 15% | | Never | 24% | | Unsure | 8% | | | | | Question: Do I need GFCI outlets for my washer and dryer? Top Answer (24% of 45 votes): Never.
Answer: Usually
Explanation: Yes—for a modern installation, GFCI protection is generally required for both a washing machine and an electric dryer when their receptacles are in locations covered by the current NEC GFCI rules.
I did install GFCI because Dryer is usually more then 20A (available is 20A and 15A) | | EDLab LLC | Answer: Usually
Explanation: normaly for your washer | | Whitener Electric | Answer: Always
Explanation: Current code requires GFCI protection on both the washer and dryer. | | G & H Electrical Services, LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Sometimes
Explanation: Only Washer | | Roche Electric & Consulting | Answer: Rarely
Explanation: They require a 20 to 30 AMP Outlet and Breaker | | Construct Boss | Answer: Usually
Explanation: Washer yes but not on the dryer | | T&C Appliance/HVAC Repair | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Rarely
Explanation: most ashing machines are on a dedicated line which doesn't need a GFI | | Advanced Electrical and Energy | Answer: Never
Explanation: The NEC don't require a GFCI for the washer machine but does require GFCI for receptacle in the laundry room. | | P A ELECTRICAL INC. | Answer: Usually
Explanation: Washer yes, 240v dryer no | | Jove Electric | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Sometimes
Explanation: Washer in some local cities. | | LED Electrical Services | Answer: Sometimes
Explanation: washers should but not required for a dryer. A dryer is a 220 volt appliance & should be on its own dedicated circuit | | La Rose Home Repair | Answer: Always
Explanation: New NEC requires! | | EVA Electric, Inc. | | | ProMatcher |
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