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Leviton AGTR1-0KW AFCI/GFCI Dual Function Outlet 15 amps 125 V White 5-15R White
Item #: AGTR1-0KW by Leviton Mfg. Company, Inc
UPC #: 078477760840
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Features
- 20 amp feed-through
- Back and side wired
- Monochromatic
Returnable
Yes
UL Listed
Yes
Height
3-1/2"
Defective Code
A
Color
White
Nema Type
5-15R
Commercial or Residential
Commerical and Residential
Width
1-3/4"
Number in Package
1 pk
Indoor or Outdoor
Indoor
Maximum Amperage
15 amps
Volts
125 V
Packaging Type
Carded
Depth
1-3/4"
Gauge
14-10 Ga.
Number of Poles
2
Outlet Type
AFCI
Product Type
AFCI/GFCI Dual Function Outlet
Material
Thermoplastic
Number of Wires
3
CSA Listed
Yes
Each Weight
0.310 LB
Velocity
C
Hazardous Material
No
Voltage
125
Grade
Residential
Amperage
15
Indoor/Outdoor
Indoor
NEMA Configuration
5-15R
Depth (in)
1.125
Certification
UL Listed
Product Overview
Today more than ever homes are equipped with important electrical safety devices to help protect people and property. Most prominent are the GFCI Receptacle, which helps protect people from shock or electrocution resulting from ground faults and the recently introduced AFCI Receptacle to help prevent electrical fires caused by dangerous arcing conditions. Leviton combined these 2 technologies to create the new SmartlockPro Dual Function AFCI/GFCI Receptacle, offering homeowners the assurance of both shock and fire protection in one smart device. The SmartlockPro AFCI/GFCI offers an effective alternative to a DFCI breaker and features the convenience of localized test and reset. It provides clear visual indication of status making it intuitive for users to assess various conditions such as power availability and GFCI self-test status. The device also clearly distinguishes between a trip caused by a ground fault and a trip caused by an arc fault.