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Tower Manufacturing User Attachable in-Line GFCI

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Tower Manufacturing User Attachable in-Line GFCIStyle: Discontinued Model This Tower Manufacturing 30338023 08 20 amp, 125V GFCI attachment is a ground fault circuit interrupter that shuts off an electric circuit when the current flows along an unintended path, providing personal protection from ground faults and open neutral conditions. It has a manual reset so equipment will not restart unsafely following a power interruption. It is an in line attachment for the power cord of any power tool or

Style:Discontinued Model

This Tower Manufacturing 30338023-08 20-amp, 125V GFCI attachment is a ground fault circuit interrupter that shuts off an electric circuit when the current flows along an unintended path, providing personal protection from ground faults and open neutral conditions. It has a manual reset so equipment will not restart unsafely following a power interruption. It is an in-line attachment for the power cord of any power tool or machinery to reduce the risk of shock, with a three-prong National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) 5-15P plug to connect to grounded outlets and hardware for wiring on the load side. It is compatible with 15-amp, U-ground, 2- or 3-wire outlets and plugs. This attachment has an impact-resistant case for durability and safety, a red LED indicator to inform users when the power is on, and test and reset buttons for periodic testing of the device. This plug is suitable for use with tools or machinery used in areas that are subject to moisture, such as kitchen appliances or saws, drills, or trimmers that are used outdoors, among others.

Specifications
Cord compatibility 16/3, 14/3, 12/3 AWG, SJTW
Trip level 4 – 6 mA, Class A
Voltage 125V
Amperage 20 amp
Wattage 2,500W
Hertz 60 Hz
Operating Temp -31 to +150 degrees F
Standards met UL (Underwriters Laboratories) listedCUL (Canadian Underwriters Laboratories) listed

Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) are used to monitor the amount of current going to and returning from equipment flowing through a circuit. If the flow is irregular, GFCIs interrupt the current. They help to prevent electrical fires and to reduce the risk of shock, burns, or electrocution. Designed to shut off power within 1/30th of a second, they are used with power tools, on construction sites, and near water sources in homes (kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms).

Tower Manufacturing makes electromechanical devices such as ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), appliance switches, thermostats, and controls. The company, founded in 1957, is headquartered in Providence, RI.

  • GFCI attachment protects users from ground faults and open neutral conditions and has a manual reset to restore function following a power interruption
  • Plug fits any power tool or machinery cord to reduce the risk of shock
  • Compatible with 15 amp U-ground 2- or 3-wire outlets and plugs
  • Impact-resistant case for durability and safety
  • UL and CUL approved for indoor and outdoor use
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