Acceptable under kitchen sink???

[Roni Litmanovic]

Doesn't look too good...water damage everywhere...

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[wayne soper]

With GFCI protection OK! No Pro, no go!

[Jerry Peck]

That surface wire is not good.

Otherwise, being under the sink is not prohibited, nor does it require GFCI protection.

Now, under my kitchen sink, I have a two gang box with two duplex receptacle outlets in it, facing up - BUT - I have a two gang bubble type weather proof cover over it.

[Michael Thomas]

I'd at least note that most things likely plugged in there (dishwasher, disposal) would require a grounded receptacle to accept the required grounded plug.

[Jerry Peck]

I'd at least note that most things likely plugged in there (dishwasher, disposal) would require a grounded receptacle to accept the required grounded plug.

???

That is a grounding-type receptacle.

[Richard Rushing]

Yup.. I had to go back and re-look and say, whaaat?

No need of gfci protection. As previously stated, that exposed surface wire should be protected.

Rich

[Jerry Peck]

By the way, is that blue thingy (technical term) a water filter with the filter removed?

[Michael Thomas]

Sorry. Looked at that, got distracted, can back to post, *thought* I has seen an ungrounded outlet, and didn't look back to check...