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One more thing to consider. If I am standing on a ladder and get knocked off and killed that would not be death be an electrocution but I am still dead.

UL requires GFCI's to trip when leakage is greater than 5 miliamps. Consider nuisance tripping can and does occur at times. Most of the time it is because the manufacturer has it tripping at lower levels. Consider that it may be doing it's job and protecting you. Less than the amount needed...

Good news! Hubbell Inc. makes 15 and 20Amp GFCI's in Newtown CT. I work for Hubbell and saw them being made just last week. http://www.hubbell-wiring.com/Press/PressReleaseDetail.aspx?ID=157 Products are sold strictly through wholesale distribution. Graybar Electric is a large distributor...