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Leviton R92-GFNL1-00W GFCI Duplex Receptacle with Guide Light, 2 -Pole, 15 A, 125 V, Back, Side Wiring, NEMA: 5-15R

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SKU: OG1985894
Barcode: 078477714836
The self-test SmartlockPro Slim GFCI/guide light is a great way to add an extra element of safety when it's dark without losing outlet space in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and hospitality guest suites. Instead of needing to plug in a nightlight and take up an outlet space, the device offers dual LED guide lights that turn ON and OFF automatically...
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The self-test SmartlockPro Slim GFCI/guide light is a great way to add an extra element of safety when it's dark without losing outlet space in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and hospitality guest suites. Instead of needing to plug in a nightlight and take up an outlet space, the device offers dual LED guide lights that turn ON and OFF automatically based on light levels and uses only 1 W of electricity. Designed to meet the latest UL standard for auto-monitoring (self-test) our complete line of self-test GFCIs periodically conduct an automatic internal test to confirm that it can respond to a ground fault. With the slimmest profile on the market, the device allows for fast and easy installation, while Leviton's patented reset lockout mechanism prevents reset of the GFCI if it is not wired or operating correctly. The self-test SmartlockPro Slim GFCI/guide light is the smart choice in ground fault circuit interrupter protection.
  • Sensor provides automatic ON/OFF based on ambient lighting
  • Sensor provides automatic ON/OFF based on ambient lighting
  • Dual lens provides visible light with a variety of plugs or transformers
  • Custom designed lenses with edge-mounted LED's improve light dispersion
  • Is energy-efficient, uses 1 W of electricity
  • Saves space by eliminating the need to use an outlet for a plug-in night light
  • Provides continuous ground fault protection detects and trips on actual ground fault even when self test is being conducted
  • On initial power up, tests the GFCI within 3 secs
  • Auto-monitoring exceeds the UL requirement
  • Auto adapts and shifts to more frequent testing if potential problem is detected