Leviton AGTR2 Gfci Receptacle 20A Commercial 5-20R

Product Description

The LEVITON AGTR2 is a commercial-grade GFCI receptacle designed to provide ground fault circuit interrupter protection on 20-amp, 125-volt branch circuits. This single-phase, 2-pole, 3-wire device uses a manual reset mechanism and accepts both back-wiring and side-wiring connections, giving installers flexibility during rough-in and retrofit work. Built to commercial specifications, it is engineered for higher-demand environments where durability and code compliance are essential. Licensed electricians typically specify this receptacle in commercial construction, renovation projects, and anywhere the NEC requires GFCI protection.

The AGTR2 is suited for installation in commercial and light industrial settings where NEMA 5-20R outlets are required. Common applications include kitchens, bathrooms, mechanical rooms, outdoor covered areas, and any location where water proximity triggers NEC GFCI requirements. Its 20-amp rating makes it compatible with 20-amp dedicated circuits common in commercial build-outs. The dual wiring method supports both pigtail and direct-wire configurations, which is useful in retrofit scenarios where existing wiring dictates the connection approach.

Key Features

• NEMA 5-20R configuration accepts standard 15-amp and 20-amp plugs on a 20-amp circuit
• Manual reset button for straightforward fault-trip recovery without tools
• Back and side wiring options for flexible installation in new and retrofit applications
• Single-phase, 2-pole, 3-wire design for standard grounded branch circuits
• CSA Certified for use in commercial environments

Compatibility

Designed as a commercial-grade GFCI receptacle replacement for standard NEMA 5-20R outlet locations on single-phase, 3-wire, 20-amp branch circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Always shut off the branch circuit breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester before beginning work. Follow the manufacturer wiring diagram and ensure the line and load terminals are not reversed, as improper termination will prevent GFCI protection from functioning correctly. Secure the receptacle to a listed electrical box rated for the intended application.