Factory Price For America GFCI - GFCI Outlets GLS-20ATR – Faith Electric

Overview

This Faith TR GFCI outlet receptacle GLS-20ATR features tamper resistant protect the outlet from tampering and user from shock via spring-loaded shutters. The shutters remain closed until the proper plug is inserted. This ensures that items like knives, forks, or loose jewelry are not able to access plugs, thus reducing electrical shock injury.  TR-rated outlets come with “TR” mold mark on the outlet faceplate, typically between the two prongs.

Idea for installing in indoor locations include kitchen, porch, Garage, basement, bedroom, study room and many other similar places.  With the receptacle rated for 20 Amp, the UL/ETL Listed outlet is ideal for use with larger appliances and in commercial settings, it can power your indoor electronics, appliances, power tools, computers, TVs, and lamps.

Meeting National Electrical Code requirements for ground fault protection, GFCI receptacles make it easier to recognize and fix trips right where they happen – no more confusion at the breaker box. 

Quickly and confidently connect the receptacle using space-saving screw terminals. Take control of your outlet with a Faith-branded In-Wall GFCI Receptacle.

More popular color options available to fit any style, including finishes to match current hardware and lighting trends.

Technical Specifications

Current Rating: 20A

Voltage: 125 Volt AC

Rated Frequency: 60 Hz

Standard: UL943, UL498

Features

Automatically self-tests to ensure it can respond to ground fault.

Prevents line-load reversal miswire: no power to the face or downstream receptacles if wired incorrectly.

Status Indicator Light in green color provides simple, intuitive feedback on power and protection status. The indicator light flash in red color to signal it should be replaced when the device fail to pass the test.

Automatic end of life detection: provides improved end of life (EOL) detection by rejecting false EOL information.

Advanced electronics design provides superior resistance to electrical surges and over-voltages.

Tamper-resistant shutters meet NEC Article 406.12 requirements, it features an internal shutter mechanism that prevents unwanted objects from being inserted into the receptacle for increased child safety.

cETLus/UL listed.