ELEGRP G1215CM G20CMR Patented Auto-Monitoring GFCI Replacement Plug Inline Assembly for Power Tools and Lawn Equipment, 15 Amp, 3-Prong, UL Listed, 1 Pack, Black

ELEGRP Leads Innovation in Electrical Safety

ELEGRP is at the forefront of innovation in electrical safety, manufacturing a wide range of products including leakage circuit interrupter devices, water pumps, wire & cable, wiring devices, and smart home appliances. Our extensive intellectual property portfolio boasts over 400 patents, including 50+ inventions. All our products undergo rigorous testing and hold global safety certifications such as CE, UL, VDE, and 3C.

Committed to Meeting Evolving Consumer Demands

We are dedicated to continually innovating in the realms of electrical safety and smart home appliances, ensuring we meet the evolving needs and expectations of our customers. Our product offerings include:

• Tamper Resistant GFCI Outlets
• Weather Resistant GFCI Outlets
• Night-Light GFCI Outlets
• Portable GFCI Plugs
• GFCI Adapters
• LCDI Plugs
• GFCI Outlets

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Patented Auto-Monitor Every 5 Seconds

Our newer GFCI plug model, G1215PM2, features a patented auto-monitor function that conducts a self-test every 5 seconds. This exceeds the UL standard of a 3-hour self-test frequency, ensuring the GFCI is constantly working to protect people from electrocution.

0.025 Seconds to Break the Circuit

In the event of a leakage current or ground-neutral fault, this GFCI plug can automatically break the circuit within 0.025 seconds (25ms), a critical safety feature.

Long Service Life and Always Safe

Designed to withstand 20kV, 10kA voltage surges (exceeding the UL943 requirement of 6kV, 10kA), the GFCI plug has a long service life and can operate safely within a temperature range of -31°F to 150.8°F (-35°C to 66°C). Additionally, it boasts surge protection and lightning protection, capable of withstanding a 6-kilovolt test.

Rigorous Factory Testing

This GFCI plug has undergone extensive factory testing, with over 6,000 cycles performed – twice the UL standard. It is also UL listed, strictly tested to or exceeding UL943 requirements.

How to Choose and Install the GFCI Plug

When selecting a GFCI plug from ELEGRP, consider factors such as the number of prongs (2-prong or 3-prong), reset mechanism (automatic or manual), and whether it is a GFCI plug or an in-line GFCI device. Proper installation involves removing insulation, connecting wires, and securing the strain-relief clamp.

Comprehensive Testing and Troubleshooting

To ensure the GFCI plug is functioning correctly, follow the step-by-step testing instructions provided. If the GFCI plug keeps tripping, it may indicate an electrical leakage issue, and professional assistance should be sought to resolve the problem and maintain safety.

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