GFI Power Strips ?

Not a power strip per se, but GFI extension cords are common in construction (required on many job sites)

nate

Here's one:

You could always make your own.

Thanks for all replies, and the citation from RBM !!

James

You're taking the long way home... Install a GFCI circuit breaker, be done with it. Dave

- You're taking the long way home...

- Install a GFCI circuit breaker, be done with it.

- Dave

The OP said "With such a product, you could plug it into any outlet and then presto, have GFI outlets on a temporary basis."

How would installing a GFCI circuit breaker fit his "any outlet" scenario?

Before I knew about GFCI extensions cords, I made my own by putting a GFCI receptacle in an outdoor receptacle box and attaching a 2 foot cord with a grounded plug on it. GFCI to go. Been using it for years.

shouldn't you have...replace "cox" with "roosters"? (or have roosters in the url address?)

That might be an overkill Dave. I think the original poster just wanted a temporary GFI to work off of.

-Mike Dreamhome Builders, LLC

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Dave did not fully read the OP.

I've got one, too.

I haven't seen one of those. But I *do* have an in-line portable GFI - it plugs into a standard 15 A outlet and has a 15 A female plug. Plug a standard power bar into it, and you have a GFI-protected power bar.

Dave

That is what I would really like to find !!

James

I haven't seen one of those. But I *do* have an in-line portable GFI - it plugs into a standard 15 A outlet and has a 15 A female plug. Plug a standard power bar into it, and you have a GFI-protected power bar.

Dave

- That is what I would really like to find !!

Lowes:

In addition, just about any electrical supply house will carry them.

Thanks Derbydad103 !! I am headed to Lowe's tomorrow !!!

James

Take a look at this link. It's exactly what you are looking for.