20 Amp SmartlockPro® GFCI Receptacle/Outlet, Hospital Grade
20 Amp SmartlockPro® GFCI Receptacle/Outlet, Hospital Grade The 20 Amp SmartlockPro® GFCI Duplex Receptacle Outlet is an extra heavy-duty, hospital grade device designed to provide ground fault circuit interruption for enhanced electrical safety. This self-grounding receptacle features power indication and is suitable for use in demanding healthcare and commercial environments. It supports back or side wiring and complies with NEMA WD-1 and WD-6 enclosure standards, making it a reliable choice for electrical distributors, lighting solutions, wire and cable suppliers, and switchgear suppliers requiring robust, code-compliant receptacles. Specifications Amperage: 20 amperes Voltage: 125 Volt Device Type: Duplex Receptacle Outlet Grade: Extra Heavy-Duty Hospital Number of Poles: 2 Number of Wires: 3 Grounding: Self-Grounding Body Material: Polycarbonate Face Material: PBT Color: Black NEMA: WD-1 Enclosure: WD-6 Flammability Class: Rated V-0 Per UL 94 Operating Temperature: -35 degrees Celsius Manufacturer: Leviton Manufacturer Part #: GFNT2-HGE Country of Origin: China Product Weight: 4.25 lbs Features SmartlockPro® technology for ground fault protection, engineered to help prevent electric shock and electrocution. Power indication LED to provide visual confirmation of power presence, ideal for emergency circuit applications. Back or side wire capability for versatile installation. Self-test operation with status indicator LED for ongoing safety verification. Extra heavy-duty construction meeting hospital grade requirements and Fed Spec W-C-596 for durability and performance. Includes wallplate for complete installation. Compatible with LEVITON LEV-LOK™ modular wiring devices for efficient installation and replacement. Downloads & Links Straight Blade Receptacle Catalog Q-1101H PK-A3080-10-00-2I-W product-cleaning-instructions
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