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PAS 2097PC2M 20A PORT GFCI 2' MANUA

Manufacturer: Legrand Pass & Seymour | Catalog # 2097PC2M | QED Part # 4907088
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Primary Spec Sheet Installation / Instruction Manual
Stay safer on any job, any project with this code-compliant 2-Foot In-Line Portable GFCI (Manual Reset). Designed for use with portable equipment (drills, saws, power painters, etc.), providing protection against electrical shock caused by ground faults.

Technical Information

Amperage
20 Amp
Applications
Commercial,Multi-Dwelling Unit,Residential
Indoor Outdoor
Outdoor
Material
Polycarbonate
Number of Poles
2 Pole
Number of Wires
3 Wire
Operating Temperature
35 degrees F
Outlet Type
GFCI,Self-Test
Voltage
125 Volt
Weather Resistant
No

Manufacturer Information

Brand
Legrand
Sub Brand
Pass & Seymour

General Product Info

12-Digit UPC
785007381696
Color
Yellow
Finish
Matte
Product UPC
78500738169
Weight
1.0 lb

Dimensions

Depth
1-3/4 Inch
Height
26 Inch
Length
27-3/4 Inch
Warranty Length
1 yr
Width
2.0 in

Certifications and Compliance

Country of Origin
China
Certifications
  • RoHS Compliant
  • UL Listed
  • cULus Listed
Features
  • Protects against electrical shock caused by ground-fault occurrences.
  • Conducts an industry-leading automatic self-test every 3 seconds. If the portable GFCI device ever fails, the red indicator light flashes to signal it should be replaced.
  • Equipped with proven SafeLock protection feature: if critical components are damaged and protection is lost, power to the outlet is disconnected.
  • Open neutral relay automatically cuts power to device line conductor if the neutral wire preceding the portable GFCI becomes damaged.
  • Requires portable GFCI to be manually set for use by pressing reset button upon plug in and after loss of primary power.
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