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AFCI
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AFCIAssociation of Film Commissioners International
AFCIArc Fault Circuit Interrupter
AFCIAcupuncture Foundation of Canada Institute (Institut de la Fondation d'Acupuncture du Canada)
AFCIAdvanced Fibre Communications, Inc


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Eaton's strong performance in the residential segment, fueled by our successful new Fire-Guard(TM) arc fault circuit interrupter product line, helped our electrical business outgrow its overall end market demand.
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The proposal will require that room air conditioners be provided with either a leakage current detection and interruption (LDCI) protected cord set or an arc fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) protected cord set.
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Arc fault circuit interrupters use integrated electronics to diagnose when arcing or "jumping" occurs in a wiring system, then act immediately to shut down the circuit.
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