GFCI Receptacles
Meet code, reduce callbacks, and best serve your customers, with point-of-use ground fault protection. With the 2014 and 2017 National Electrical Code requiring all kitchen and laundry circuits to have arc fault and ground fault protection, contractors have two options for compliance – a dual-function AFCI/GFCI breaker, or pairing an AFCI circuit creaker with a GFCI receptacle at point-of-use, wired to extend protection to all regular outlets downstream. But it is only the latter option which meets code while bringing additional advantages through easier troubleshooting and faster resets.
The Self-Test GFCI conducts an automatic test every three seconds, ensuring it's always ready to protect - and designed with a thinner profile, it's easier to install.
When trips occur, the audible alarm alerts ensuring that it can quickly be resolved before damage occurs due to loss of power to important appliances.
The flexible PlugTail® GFCI solution is easy to install, change, and upgrade devices in an efficient and cost-effective way.
Meet the rigorous demands of code compliance, while protecting staff and patients.
Introducing a revolutionary solution that delivers both superior safety and charging convenience, for the first time in a single device – the new all-in-one radiant® GFCI USB Outlet.
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More than 80% of homeowners prefer GFCI outlets over dual function circuit breakers.
See why 88% of electrical contractors say GFCI receptacles are the easy way to meet code.
Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of your GFCI solution options in this infographic.
Learn more about the 2014 and 2017 NEC Code requirements for AFCI and GFCI protection.
Learn about adding safe, reliable power to outdoor spaces.
Add safety with style, with GFCI solutions from the adorne® and radiant® Collections.