SGF20BK - Gfci Self Test Duplex 20A 125V BK

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Catalog Number: SGF20BK Vendor Code EWD
Manufacturer: Eaton
Manufacturer's Part Number: SGF20BK
Description: Gfci Self Test Duplex 20A 125V BK
Eaton Gfci Receptacle, Self-Test, #14 - 10 Awg, 20A, Residential, Commercial, Flush, 125 V, Gfci, Back and Side Wire, Black, Brass, Receptacle, Polycarbonate, 5-20R, Two-Pole, Three-Wire, Grounding
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Categories: Gen Purpose Wiring Devices - Gen Purpose Recept & Surge Pro Mark as Incorrect
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Classification: Residential Gfci Devices
UNSPSC: 39121633 - Circuit interruptor
UPC/GTIN: 032664742507 / 00032664742507
Weight per unit: 0.39 (lbs/each)

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Product Type: Gfci Self Test Duplex 20A 125V BK
Description: GFCI SELF TEST DUPLEX 20A 125V BK
extra long description: EWD SGF20BK GFCI Self Test Duplex 2
Long Description: Eaton GFCI receptacle,Self-test,#14 - 10 AWG,20A,Residential,Commercial,Flush,125 V,GFCI,Back and side wire,Black,Brass,Receptacle,Polycarbonate,5-20R,Two-pole, three-wire, grounding
Special Features: 20a GFCI
Features: Tested to the highest standards to provide dependable, state-of-the-art protection suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial settings, Eaton's Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacles are designed to recognize a ground fault in your wiring and immediately break the flow of electricity, thus protecting you from electrical shock. Additionally, they prevent resetting if, once tripped, the ground fault renders the device no longer functional. When combined with Eaton’s Arc Fault Circuit I

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