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-[title] Apply a load between hot and ground
-[* black] Use the load feature of the Duspol to apply a load between hot and ground.
-[* icon_note] If your Duspol does not have the load feature or if you do not have a Duspol, you can still test the GFCI by shorting the neutral to ground. However, to do this, it is important to ensure that a device is currently drawing power from the circuit being tested. This is typically the case in most household settings.
+[title] Apply a load between L and PE
+[* black] Use the load feature of the Duspol to apply a load between L and PE.
+[* icon_note] If your Duspol does not have the load feature or if you do not have a Duspol, you can still test the GFCI by shorting the ***neutral ***to ground. However, to do this, it is important to ensure that a device is currently drawing power from the circuit being tested. This is typically the case in most household settings.