Q:How many recepticles downstream can one of these protect, and is there limit to how many feet of wire? My room have all the outlets and a light switch on one breaker, along with a smaller room and both have wire the same and to the same breaker.
by|Jan 12, 2024
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Q:Can this be used with aluminum wire?
by|Nov 1, 2023
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A: No its rated for direct connect to aluminum wiring.
by|Nov 21, 2023
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Q:Does this replace cgfi/afci circuit breaker in the panel, so that a standard breaker can be installed?
by|Sep 4, 2023
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A: This device can provide protection to all devices down stream on a circuit . So if installed as the first device on the circuit it can. note even if tripped it can not stop power from breaker coming to the device.
by|Sep 19, 2023
Q:Can this outlet be used with split wiring, so that each plug is on a separate breaker? I do not see a breakable copper tab on it to separate the two plugs.
by|Jul 14, 2023
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A: Unfortunately, no - our GFCIs cannot be split fed.
by|Jul 26, 2023
Q:Why is there a sideways T on the left pin?
by|Jul 13, 2023
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A: Many large appliances need a 20-amp current to operate. These are especially common for refrigerators and laundry machines. They are similar to the three-prong, 15-amp outlets but have a horizontal or T-shaped pin on the left. This helps prevent people from plugging items into the wrong type of outlet.
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by|Dec 26, 2023
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A: Because it’s a 20 amp outlet, not the more common 15 amp. Devices and appliances that require 20 amps to operate have a different plug to prevent them from being plugged into a 15 amp outlet.
by|Jul 13, 2023
A: Designate its 20 amp ampacity but still receives standard 15 amp plugs.
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Q:Would it be good for a 55" Samsung TV installation?
by|Mar 11, 2023
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A: Yes, However that is a gfci/afci receptacle you may be interested is model T7280 which has surge protection.
by|Mar 14, 2023
Q:Can I use this to replace GFCI receptacle
by|Dec 13, 2022
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A: Yes. It just adds Arc Fault protection. Note that these receptacles will trip if you use high current devices like chop saws.