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GFCI Devices
Ground Fault Circuit Interpreter, more commonly referred to as GFCI, is an inexpensive electrical device used in precarious places like kitchens and bathrooms to protect you from injury and burns due to electric shocks, and in worse case scenarios—death by electrocution. That's reason enough to make sure you're protected.
Here's how it works: Ground-faults occur when current is leaking, causing electricity to escape "to the ground." When you come in contact with the source of electrical current, your body becomes a receiver and you can become severely shocked. When you are GFCI compliant, loss of current is monitored and differentials in the flow will cause the circuit to shut off before a fatal injury can occur.
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