“Can I replace my "GFCI Protected Outlets " with these? I only want to replace the outlets which are protective by the GFCI, but I'm not replacing the main Outlets which have the "test" and "reset" buttons.”

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• Yes as long as you do not remove the actual gfci outlet.

  Answered by Tony 4 years ago

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• Why are the current protected? Are these within a few feet from water? If so you will still need GFCI PROTECTED OUTLET, If this is not the case then go right head as they will work.

  Answered by AbesPlace 4 years ago

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• I wouldn't recommend switching GFCI to none GFCI.

  Answered by Whathappenwas 4 years ago

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• Yes you can.

  Answered by Darrin 4 years ago

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• These Wall Outlets are not GFCI Protected.

  Answered by DynexCustomerSupport 4 years ago

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