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GracePort®
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GracePort+
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GracePESDs® - Voltage Indicators
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GracePESDs® - Safe Test Point and Voltage Test Station (VTS)
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GracePESDs® - Voltage Portal and Combo Units
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GraceSense™ - Hot Spot Monitor (HSM)
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GraceSense™ Predictive Maintenance System
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Q: What is the difference between a GFCI and Circuit Breaker?
A: A GFCI is designed with the goal of keeping the operator safe, if a current leak is detected the current will be interrupted. This trip can be caused by any imbalance between hot and neutral lines, even something as small as 4 to 5 milliamps or if any power is flowing through anything other than the circuit (such as a human). A circuit breaker is designed to protect your equipment by not allow your circuit to overheat. For example, a 5A circuit breaker will not allow over 5A of current through the circuit.