Leviton N01-T5320-00I Tr Duplex Outlet Ivory 10-pack

Product Description

The LEVITON MFG CO N01-T5320-00I is a tamper-resistant (TR) duplex electrical receptacle designed for residential and commercial wiring applications where child safety and code compliance are required. A spring-loaded shutter mechanism inside the outlet blocks access to live contacts when a single prong or foreign object is inserted. Both shutters open simultaneously only when a standard plug is inserted with balanced force on both slots. This design meets NEC mandates for TR receptacles without requiring additional covers or accessories. The unit is finished in ivory and ships in a 10-pack, making it practical for rough-in and renovation work where multiple outlets are needed.

This receptacle is suited for new construction and renovation projects in single-family homes, apartments, childcare facilities, hotel and motel guest rooms, and any other occupancy type where the National Electrical Code requires tamper-resistant protection. It installs in a standard single-gang outlet box and accepts standard 15-amp plugs. Electricians and general contractors rely on this device to satisfy inspection requirements in jurisdictions that have adopted current NEC editions without adding labor time for child-safety covers.

Key Features

• Integrated shutter mechanism blocks single-prong insertion while allowing standard plugs to operate normally
• Meets National Electrical Code requirements for tamper-resistant receptacles in designated occupancy types
• Ivory finish suits standard residential and light commercial trim packages
• 10-pack quantity reduces per-unit cost on multi-outlet rough-in and renovation jobs
• No separate child-safety cover required, eliminating an extra material and labor step

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-construction duplex receptacle for standard single-gang electrical boxes in 15-amp branch circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local amendments. De-energize the branch circuit at the panel and verify absence of voltage with a non-contact tester before wiring. Secure the device to the outlet box per standard practice and verify the shutter mechanism operates freely after installation. Do not modify or bypass the internal shutter assembly.