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Does anyone know what year California started requiring grounding of indoor electrical outlets?
Thanks,
Sue

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Sue wrote:

As of 1962 the NEC required that new 120-volt household receptacle outlets, for general purpose use, be both grounded and polarized.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Electrical_Code_ (US)
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I thank you sir! You are a good man, I don't care what Mark Sableman says! LOL

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