This document discusses wiring devices and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI). It defines wiring devices according to the national electrical code as units that are intended to carry but not utilize electrical energy, such as switches, outlets, and receptacles. It provides guidelines for selecting wiring devices, including choosing a reputable manufacturer, looking for a warranty, and selecting materials that are durable and easy to install. It explains that outdoor outlets and those near water, such as in kitchens and bathrooms, should be GFCI-protected. GFCIs detect ground faults and interrupt current to prevent electric shocks. The document discusses how GFCIs work and the types of GFCIs, including receptacle and portable GFCIs