Plug In To Wall Outlet GFCI Avail. ?

You could always just build your own, with a regular GFCI receptical, a box, and a heavy duty extenstion cord.

Or you could spend $60 bucks on the yellow thing here:

Do a Google search on "Shock Buster". They sell them at Lowe's:

http://www.lowes. com/lowes/lkn? action=productList&function=search&categoryId=PORTABLE_GFCI_EXTENSION_CORDS. CATEGORY&topic=goShopping&bc=c

-- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time?

Bob They exsist. I have a couple but don't recall where I bought them. Warren

Yes, you can buy them. I got mine at the local hardware. Same Test/Reset buttons, everything, only it plugs into an outlet. I use them whenever I take a power tool outside or more importantly for Christmas lights. Very handy.

Pop

I bought one at a Harbor Freight store for about $5. I think they also sold a model for about $15 and one for $20.

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Was wondering if anyone makes a GFCI device that would just plug into a wall outlet, and effectively be in series with, and provide protection to, an extension cord (with perhaps a drill at the end) ?

Have never seen any. None at HD either.

Beginning to believe they don't exist.

If not, why not ?

Thanks, Bob