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TRC 26020008-6 12/3 Gauge Shockshield GFCI Protected In-line Tri-Cord Set with 3-Outlets; 2-Feet; 15-Amp; Yellow
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TRC 26020008-6 12/3 Gauge Shockshield GFCI Features
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12/3 SJTW 2’ In-Line GFCI Cord Set with Lighted Tri-Source Receptacle
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NEMA 5-15 Plug & (3) 5-15 Receptacles
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INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE: Provides GFCI protection with any appliance or tool used indoors or outdoors
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VERSATILE: Perfect for Power Tools; Pumps; Saws; Drills; Extension Cords and Lighting
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Protection of personnel from shock hazard & prevents unmonitored equipment startupManual reset is required after GFCI trip and/or power outageTechnical Specifications: 120 Volts; 15 Amps; 1800 Watts; Trip Level: 4 - 6 mAcULus Listed
About TRC 26020008-6 12/3 Gauge Shockshield GFCI
Product Description From the Manufacturer The primary cause of shock and electrocution in the home is an electrical condition known as Ground Fault. The problem is so extensive that the National Electrical Code mandates the use of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters for all bathroom; kitchen; basement and garage outlets in all new homes in the US. Even so; over 170 million Americans live in homes built before this mandate was put in effect; and are hence vulnerable to shock or electrocution from ground faults. The Portable GFCI Tri-Cord has built-in electronic circuitry which monitors electrical current and shuts off power in just 25/1000?s of a second if a ground fault is present. Indoors; it is perfect for use in the basement; garage or workshop. The weather-resistant enclosure makes it well suited for use outdoors; by the pool; boat; or RV. Use with power tools; lawn equipment; battery charges; or any other place where electricity could come in contact with water. From the Manufacturer The primary cause of shock and electrocution in the home is an electrical condition known as Ground Fault. The problem is so extensive that the National Electrical Code mandates the use of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters for all bathroom, kitchen, basement and garage outlets in all new homes in the US. Even so, over 170 million Americans live in homes built before this mandate was put in effect, and are hence vulnerable to shock or electrocution from ground faults. The Portable GFCI Tri-Cord has built-in electronic circuitry which monitors electrical current and shuts off power in just 25/1000?s of a second if a ground fault is present. Indoors, it is perfect for use in the basement, garage or workshop. The weather-resistant enclosure makes it well suited for use outdoors, by the pool, boat, or RV. Use with power tools, lawn equipment, battery charges, or any other place where electricity could come in contact with water.
