PASAFGF202HGTRRED
PASS & SEYMOUR AFGF202HGTRRED 20A SLF TST AFCI/GFCI HG TR REC RED
Description
By detecting arc faults and ground faults and deenergizing the circuit, the radiant® Tamper-Resistant Hospital Grade Dual Function Duplex Self-Test AFCI/GFCI receptacle is designed to protect against electrical fires in hospital applications. This receptacle features an indicator light and accessible test and reset buttons that make trips easier to identify and resolve compared to AFCI breaker alternatives. Via a feed-thru wiring configuration, all outlets installed downstream are also protected. As a part of the radiant® Collection, it also features sleek, clean lines for a sophisticated look. Made for use with screwless Wall Plates from the Collection, sold separately.
Specifically designed for healthcare environments, this outlet protects against fire caused by arc-fault and ground fault occurrences. Unlike breaker alternatives, users can more easily fix trips with a convenient reset button on the outlet.
Protects children with a patented tamper-resistant shutter system that prevents improper insertion of foreign objects, complete with "invisi-shutters" for an invisible effect.
Test and rest buttons located on face of device at point of use, making it easier to fix trips directly on the device.
SafeLock® Protection feature: if critical components are damaged and protection is lost, power to the receptacle is disconnected
Conducts an industry-leading automatic self-test every 3 seconds. If the device ever fails, the indicator light flashes to signal it should be replaced
Extends GFCI protection to "downstream" outlets when used with feed-thru wiring configuration. Note: Will cut power to face and downstream outlets if wired incorrectly
Auto-ground clip assures a positive ground to a metal box
Compliant with NEC AFCI & GFCI requirements
Easier installation than breakers; fits any wall box; no need to match brand of breaker box
Accepts #14–#10AWG solid & stranded wires, Copper-clad aluminum, and copper wire
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