Yes, you can do that. They trip due to different conditions. An Arch Fault trips if it scenes a loose connection. A GFCI trips if it scenes electricity leaking out of a circuit. They should not inter fear with each other.

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Yes, you can do that. They trip due to different conditions. An Arch Fault trips if it scenes a loose connection. A GFCI trips if it scenes electricity leaking out of a circuit. They should not inter fear with each other.

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Yes, you can do that. They trip due to different conditions. An Arch Fault trips if it scenes a loose connection. A GFCI trips if it scenes electricity leaking out of a circuit. They should not inter fear with each other.

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Yes, you can do that. They trip due to different conditions. An Arch Fault trips if it scenes a loose connection. A GFCI trips if it scenes electricity leaking out of a circuit. They should not inter fear with each other. Bill Lutz Generation 3 Electric, Inc.

Yes, you can do that. They trip due to different conditions. An Arch Fault trips if it scenes a loose connection. A GFCI trips if it scenes electricity leaking out of a circuit. They should not inter fear with each other.

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