What does CI stand for?

Circuit Interrupter

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) is a ground fault that is an accidental path between a current and the ground.

What Is An Arc Fault Breaker and What Is An GFCI?

The report notes that ground fault circuit interrupters, commonly used in American homes, weren't found in a large number of the facilities the team inspected.

Safety team warns of 'catastrophic' wiring in Iraq

Over current devices except ground fault circuit interrupters will not be operated or tested.

Your Home Inspection - What Can You Expect to Be Inspected, Part 2

In some circumstances, electrical code allows for ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection (meaning the installation of a GFCI outlet) where there is no ground; however, the code has very specific requirements about how this must be done, including language that must be displayed prominently on the outlet cover.

Hidden Electrical Hazards - Check Your Grounded Outlets

ARE YOU USING GENERAL ILLUMINATION LIGHT SET, NSN 6230-00-299-7077, WITH A GROUNDFAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER (GFCI) CIRCUIT BREAKER (CB) BOX.

Make this ground

Byline: Darrell Hay; Special to The Seattle Times Q: I have an arc-fault circuit interrupter breaker that I installed not too long ago that is giving me some trouble.

Troublesome circuit interrupter requires an amateur detective

Circuit interrupters can be purchased wherever electrical supplies are sold.

Allegheny Power Provides Helpful Safety Tips for Holiday Lighting

An arc fault breaker, or arc fault circuit interrupter, detects faulty electricity arcs such as loose connections and damaged wires and immediately cuts power if a wire, cord or appliance starts to spark.

How to Prevent Electrical Fires