This GFCI Switch Combo does come with the correct instructions, the included instructions clearly show how to wire this device as a single GFCI receptacle with the switch controlling another device also GFCI Protected. In my case a “sink disposal” is being switched. The included instructions also show how to wire this device as the 1st GFCI Protected receptacle with additional regular receptacles in series with the switch also being wired to control a device with the switch GFCI Protected!

Switch was easy to install and works as advertised. You will know when it’s installed correctly!

No this is working for me it’s better then having extension cords exposed This looks more professional .

Leviton must have updated their schematics because the one that came with the outlet is easy to follow and worked perfectly the first time. Im posting a copy of the schematics that should be legible. When the switch is wired according to the directions , whatever the switch is controlling is GFCI protected.

Easy installation.

I installed this like 5 times in a home where the outlet box was wired wring to begin with. After 5 attempts, and the outlet worked, but the light switch not working I read one if the reviews here where they found a different diagram and it worked. I used their diagram and works like a charm. I am reattaching it here. It is completely different from what they include.

I installed this product myself, switch didn't work, double checked my work, and nothing, checked light fixture, no power- I assumed bad toggle switch since everything else worked. I was wrong, after some review checking I had the same problem as other reviewers, the included diagram is incorrect, which explains why my fixture had no power. The diagram is worded correct, not pictured correct. After wiring like one of the other reviewers diagrams shows, it works perfectly. Great Product, horrible diagram.

Had an electrician try to put this in... toggle switch is bad. I get new one... toggle switch is bad again? huh???? Something isn't right. So I research online and find this on the manufacturer's site. Alternative instructions... HA! Actually the correct instructions! With a correct diagram that I included. Stay safe out there.

This GFCI combines the function of a GFCI with a built in switch to install a GFCI in a circuit that has a switch and outlet combination when it is not possible or convenient to add a separate box for a switch. This GFCI has more intelligence then older GFCI models. It includes an automatic self test feature that runs periodically to automatically update an LED status indicator on the front of the GFCI. The front LED status indicator changes from green to red when the GFCI detects a problem. This GFCI also does not reset if it is defective or if the line and load connections are reversed. The automatic self test feature also adapts and tests more often if a problem is detected. The built in switch is completely independent of the GFCI and is wired through two stranded 14 gauge lead wires coming out of the rear of the GFCI. Lead wires are provided for the switch connections because there is no space on the GFCI for additional screw terminals for the switch connections. Wiring this GFCI and switch combination is a tight fit in a shallow depth electrical box (under 2" in depth) because one or more wire nuts is required to connect one or more of the switch leads to a load. Wire nuts are not supplied with the GFCI. The switch lead wires using stranded wire makes it easier to fit the switch wires into a shallow electrical box because stranded wires are a lot more flexible then solid wires. Found that it is not possible to supply one of the switch wires from the output side of the GFCI because the GFCI trips anytime a load is switched on even with only a light fixture connected to the switch for a load. The rear entry wiring simplifies wiring. The rear entry wiring uses a spring compression plate under the side screw terminals to provide a secure electrical connection. This GFCI/switch combination is more expensive then a separate switch and GFCI, but it saves the expense and difficulty of having to add another box for a separate switch. The GFCI has a depth of 1.03" [26.1 mm] from the mounting plate which helps with a shallow depth electrical box.