Wiremold Plugmold 5 ft. 9-Outlet GFCI Multi-Outlet Strip with Tamper Resistant Receptacles, Black
- Bring power safely and conveniently to wherever you need it
- Perfect for workshops or undercabinet power
- Shutter system prevents children from inserting small objects
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$13570
Product Overview
Multi-outlet strip with GFCI protection. A great way to add GFCI protection to multiple outlets without having to install additional outlets. Designed to mount on wall surfaces. Low Profile design is available in 3 ft. or 5 ft. lengths.
- Tamper resistant receptacles meet 2011 NEC
- Great for kitchens with multiple small appliances
- GFCI class A 20 Amp 125-Volt 60Hz
- Contains 2-blank end fittings
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Product Overview
- Bring power safely and conveniently to wherever you need it
- Perfect for workshops or undercabinet power
- Shutter system prevents children from inserting small objects
Specifications
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.)
60
Product Height (in.)
0.875
Product Width (in.)
1.28
Details
Cord Included
No
Electrical Product Type
Electrical Cords & Cord Management
Features
GFCI Outlet(s)
Product Weight (oz.)
60.48 oz
Returnable
180-Day
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
Limited Warranty for 1 year
Questions & Answers
3Questions3Answers
Is there a knockout on the back and a covered plate that you can wire and mount this into a single hand electrical box?
Asked by JC July 3, 20201
AnswerHi, there is a knockout on the back of the Plugmold. You will likely need end feed fittings to connect as well (option below - paintable with spraypaint). If you have any additional questions, please reach out to us at (800) 621-0049 and we would be happy to help! https://www.homedepot.com/p/Legrand-Plugmold-3-in-End-Feed-Fitting-Ivory-V2010A2/202520808
Should this be on a 15 Amp circuit, or does it meet NEC for a 20 Amp circuit?
Asked by deepsea5 April 20, 20201
AnswerThis power strip itself is rated for 15 amps, but you can use it on either a 15 amp or 20 amp circuit.
How many outlets in this power strip
Asked by Dude August 6, 20191
AnswerThis outlet has 9 outlets.
Customer Reviews
Overall Ratings
The product looks nice but is too slim in the...
August 25, 2020
The product looks nice but is too slim in the design. You can’t run any wires to the left. Found it impossible. After much pounding and dentinggave up. Any worth connect must come from right side and so had to cut from the left and add to the right too give extra room for wire connection. It’s not supposed to be that hard. Once up product looks nice and works well.
Response from LegrandSupportAugust 31, 2020
Hi there! We are sorry to hear that you had difficulty wiring this Plugmold strip. Due to the GFCI design, it can be a little bit more complicated to install than regular Plugmold. Another option for wiring which will leave more room is to use butt splices such as those linked below (keep in mind this will need a crimping tool). If you have any additional comments or questions, or would like help troubleshooting, please reach out to us at (800) 621-0049.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tyco-Electronics-Butt-Splices-Vinyl-16-14-AWG-10-Clam-EB0270-000/202204284
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tyco-Electronics-Butt-Splices-Vinyl-16-14-AWG-10-Clam-EB0270-000/202204284
On a kitchen counter of black granite, this services all...
October 8, 2019
On a kitchen counter of black granite, this services all the wires from appliances nicely.
Great product. I’m also an electrician so I install this...
January 1, 2019
Great product. I’m also an electrician so I install this all the time. But for and average joe this stuff is not super easy to install. Sometimes it requires cutting and you also need a starter box to splice the wires for the feed end. Takes a good amount of pressure to snap the track in as well.
I agree with many of the other reviews that are critical of this series of power strips. They a...
November 19, 2017
I agree with many of the other reviews that are critical of this series of power strips. They are cheaply made, though not much worse than many other power and lighting products. They are too small to wire using normal methods. 3 wire nuts just won't fit inside. I used inline crimp connectors. And you have to find a low profile knock out strain relief too. On one of my two units, I needed to reform the end caps. They weren't formed correctly and wouldn't fit. The knock out locations are not matched to the strip. And they vary from one to another so you will have to cut your own. I would only recommend these if you really need low profile as I did and are willing and able to do substantial sheet metal work. But if you need low profile, I haven't found another solution. If you don't need low profile, there are dozens of better and less expensive units to select from.
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