Will an arc fault circuit interrupter (or AFCI) breaker interfere with the operation of a ground fault circuit interruptor (GFCI)?

Answer: Yes
Explanation: Unless you buy a combination circuit breaker that does both arco and t f I

Answer: Yes
Explanation: AFCI will not interrupter the gfci

Answer: No
Explanation: If the afci is the first breaker on the circuit then that arc protection will carry down the line. The same is true for a gfci.

Answer: No
Explanation: The electrical characteristics of the two are different. They work together for total protection.

Answer: No
Explanation: They make them combo now

Answer: No
Explanation: They operate on different safety principals that compliment each other.

Answer: No
Explanation: A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) was designed to protect people and equipment from electrical shock. An Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) was designed to detect arcing faults in wiring, appliances and equipment, preventing electrical fires.

Answer: No
Explanation: Arc fault / GFCI breakers and devices are currently being used and is recommended and required to be installed.

Answer: No
Explanation: You can have both

Answer: Yes
Explanation: They should not cross paths

Answer: No
Explanation: They provide more protection together.

Answer: No
Explanation: with recent NEC changes some areas require both. AFCI breaker is about $40-$60 each,, GFI about $20