LEVITON GFCI

Leviton is a North American manufacturer of electrical wiring devices, with a history dating back to 1906. The company is known for its broad portfolio of residential, commercial, and industrial-grade wiring products, including ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) receptacles. Leviton GFCI receptacles are designed to provide personnel protection against electrical shock by interrupting the circuit when a ground fault is detected. These devices are available in multiple configurations, including duplex and single receptacles, in a range of colors such as orange, gray, red, white, brown, light almond, and ivory. The product line includes standard general-purpose receptacles as well as hospital-grade variants, which meet stricter UL standards for durability and performance in healthcare environments. Leviton GFCI receptacles are rated for 125V AC and are offered in 15 A and 20 A versions, with 2-pole/3-wire grounding. The hospital-grade models, such as the GFWT2-HGR and MGFT2-HGW, are identified by a green dot and are tested for impact resistance, retention force, and assembly integrity. 3G Electric supplies a selection of Leviton GFCI receptacles, covering both standard and hospital-grade types, with multiple SKUs to match specific voltage, amperage, and color requirements. The inventory includes models with tamper-resistant shutters and weather-resistant options for outdoor use, though the listed products focus on indoor-rated devices. Technical buyers can expect these receptacles to comply with UL 943 (GFCI standard) and UL 498 (attachment plug and receptacle standard), with hospital-grade units additionally meeting UL 498 and UL 943 requirements for healthcare facilities. The devices feature a compact design for standard wall boxes and include test and reset buttons for manual verification of GFCI functionality. 3G Electric supports procurement by providing datasheets and logistics assistance for global shipments, enabling engineers and maintenance managers to specify Leviton GFCI receptacles for applications requiring ground fault protection in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings.

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Commercial kitchens — Leviton GFTR2-IGO duplex receptacle for countertop outlets near sinks
Healthcare facilities — Leviton GFWT2-HGR hospital-grade receptacle in patient care areas
Industrial maintenance shops — Leviton GFPL2-PLG single receptacle for power tools on dedicated circuits
Laboratories — Leviton GFNL2-HG hospital-grade receptacle for sensitive equipment requiring ground fault protection
Office buildings — Leviton MGFT2-HGW white duplex receptacle for general-purpose outlets in break rooms
Educational institutions — Leviton GFPL1-PLT single receptacle for classroom demonstration equipment

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What is the difference between standard and hospital-grade Leviton GFCI receptacles?

Hospital-grade Leviton GFCI receptacles, such as the GFWT2-HGR and MGFT2-HGW, are built to stricter UL standards than standard-grade units. They undergo additional testing for impact resistance, blade retention, and assembly integrity, and are marked with a green dot. These receptacles are required in healthcare facilities per NEC Article 517. Standard-grade Leviton GFCI receptacles, like the GFTR2-IGO, meet UL 943 requirements for general-purpose ground fault protection but lack the enhanced mechanical durability of hospital-grade versions.

What voltage and amperage ratings are available for Leviton GFCI receptacles from 3G Electric?

Leviton GFCI receptacles supplied by 3G Electric are rated for 125V AC. Amperage options include 15 A and 20 A. For example, the GFPL1-PLT is a 15 A single receptacle, while the GFPL2-PLG is a 20 A single receptacle. Duplex models like the GFTR2-IGO are 20 A. Always verify the specific SKU's rating to match the circuit breaker and load requirements.

Are Leviton GFCI receptacles available in different colors for industrial applications?

Yes, Leviton GFCI receptacles are offered in multiple colors to aid in circuit identification or meet facility color-coding standards. 3G Electric stocks colors including orange (GFTR2-IGO), gray (GFPL2-PLG), red (GFWT2-HGR), white (MGFT2-HGW), brown (GFNL2-HG), light almond (GFPL1-PLT, GFPL2-PLT), and ivory (GFWT2-HGI). Orange is commonly used for isolated ground circuits, while red may indicate emergency or critical power.

What is the wiring configuration for Leviton GFCI single receptacles?

Leviton GFCI single receptacles, such as the GFPL2-PLG and GFPL1-PLT, are 2-pole/3-wire grounding devices. They require a hot (line), neutral, and ground connection. The single receptacle design accepts one plug and is typically used for dedicated equipment. The GFCI function monitors current imbalance between hot and neutral and trips if a ground fault exceeds 5 mA, per UL 943.

Can Leviton GFCI receptacles be used in outdoor or wet locations?

The Leviton GFCI receptacles listed in 3G Electric's inventory are general-purpose indoor-rated devices. For outdoor or wet locations, Leviton offers weather-resistant (WR) GFCI receptacles, which are not included in the current product list. Standard indoor GFCI receptacles should not be installed in areas exposed to moisture unless protected by a weatherproof cover and used in accordance with local codes.

How do I test a Leviton GFCI receptacle after installation?

Leviton GFCI receptacles have built-in test and reset buttons. After installation, press the TEST button; the reset button should pop out and power to the receptacle should be interrupted. Then press the RESET button to restore power. This test should be performed monthly to verify GFCI functionality. If the receptacle does not trip or reset properly, it may need replacement.