GFCI 20A RECEPTACLE
Tamper Resistant

A GFCI receptacle is different from conventional receptacles. In the event of a ground fault, a GFCI will trip and quickly stop the flow of electricity to prevent serious injury. The installation should be performed by a licensed electrician.

SPECIFICATIONS

• White Finish
• 20Amp - 120V AC
• Tamper Resistant
• UL 943 New Standard - Compliant
• Auto-Monitoring or Self-Test Function
• Reverse Line-Load Misfire Function - Repeated
• Detecting Ground Fault and Interrupting Circuit
• Specification Sheet
  
• Installation Instructions
  
  

FEATURES

• Corrosion Resistance
• Ground Circuit
• Passed Drop and Impact Test
• Safelock function, the reset button will not engage if protection has been compromised
• When miswired, GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) outlets have no power, so it is more safe than conventional receptacle
• If miswired or if GFCI protection is damaged, GFCI can’t be reset
• Easier installation
  
  

UL943 STANDARD IMPROVEMENTS:

Auto-Monitoring or Self-Test Function - This Function allows for periodic, automatic testing of the ability of the GFCI to respond to a ground fault. If the Self-Test Function detects a problem, the GFCI must deny power or provide visual and/or audible indication.

Reverse Line-Load Misfire Function - Repeated - If the line cable is wired to the load terminals of a receptacle GFCI, power to the receptacle face will be denied. This requirement applies to the initial installation and any subsequent re-installation.

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