After the Work Is Done A receptacle tester with GFCI circuitry can identify reverse polarity wiring. Changes to that wiring should be made by a electrician.

Use a non-contact voltage tester every time you do DIY electrical work. Plug-in GFCI receptacle tester. This handy gadget fits in the palm of your hand and tells you if a receptacle is properly wired.

If the receptacle has power, the LED will illuminate, and you'll hear a beep (if the tester is so equipped). If you plan to work on the receptacle, turn off the breaker, then use the tester to ...

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