20A TR WR GFCI Outlet

New Version UL943 standard Self-Test GFCIs For Smarter Protection. 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. We can offer a wide variety of Spec Grade GFCIs to help protect people from electrical shock in homes, offices, hospitals, schools, Hotels, factories and outdoors.

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Main Features

● Bridge contact provides individual sets of contacts for GFCI receptacle face and downstream receptacles. No power will be delivered to receptacle face if improperly wired (line-load reversed)

● Trip threshold meets UL requirements for tripping time (0.025s )

● Less nuisance tripping to high frequency noise

● Provides superior resistance to electrical surges and over-voltages

● Lockout Action prevents reset if GFCI is damaged or don`t have respond to a ground fault

● Status Indicator Light provides simple, intuitive feedback on power, voltage and protection status as well as end of life

● Silver alloy contacts

● Self-test every 140 mins to ensure continous safety

● Impact-resistant thermoplastic cover and body

● One-piece T-design trip latch mechanism provides efficient operation

● Available in 15A and 20A versions, all with Fed-through

● TEST and RESET button colors match device face

● Compatible with all the wallbox and provide matched wallplates

● Independent R &D, Patent Protection

● Two-Year Warranty

Specifications

Self-Test

■ New Version UL943 Standard now requires newly manufactured GFCIs to be auto-monitoring (self-testing) by conducting an internal
test to confirm that protected power is available

■ Provides continuous ground fault protection

■ On initial power up, tests the GFCI within 1 second

■ Self test (Auto-monitoring) exceeds the new version UL requirement

■ Testing every two hours updates the protection status

■ Auto adapts and shifts to more frequent testing if potential problem is detected

End of Life

■ As long as it cannot provide ground fault protection, GFCIs will be replaced (End of Life)

■ Due to a variety of electrical, mechanical, or environmental reasons, Solenoids or SCRs, these two components as critical to the operation of the GFCIs maybe fail. Once occur, it will not be able to trip on a ground fault

■ Required by UL943 and CSA(Canadian Standards Association)

Lockout Protection

Hooanke`s Reset Lockout mechanism will not allow a GFCI receptacle to be reset unless all of the following conditions are met:

■ Connected to power

■ Wired correctly with power coming into line side leads

■ Able to provide ground fault protection

Tamper Resistant

■ Complies with NEC ® requirement, all 15A and 20A receptacles installed in dwelling units should be with tamper-resistant

■ Receptacles with Shutter mechanism block access to the contacts unless the plug is fully inserted

Weather Resistant

■ Designed for wet and damp locations, required by NEC® Section 406.8

■ Anti-ultraviolet plastics