ever had your electrical equip. tripped off by GFCI RECEPTERSdid it damage your hard drives, toasters, microwaves ect.?
shouldn't damage electronic devices unless when the GFI trips it breaks the neutral first and applies only a live wire to the device, that could damage electronic devices. It could be possible but may be rare.
I saw your other question about freezers and GFCI protected circuits. What are you up to? GFCI protected circuits will not harm your electrical equipment or appliances. When they trip it is the same as simply turning off the electricity. No problem. I think you may have issues other than what you are asking.
