Leviton R10-GFTR1-00K 15A Gfci Outlet Tamper Resistant Gray

Product Description

The Leviton R10-GFTR1-00K is a 15-amp, 125-volt self-test tamper resistant GFCI outlet designed for residential and light commercial electrical installations. It provides ground fault circuit interrupter protection by constantly monitoring current flow and tripping within milliseconds when a fault is detected. The self-test feature automatically verifies that the GFCI protection circuitry is functional without requiring manual testing. The tamper resistant design incorporates internal shutters that block foreign object insertion while allowing standard plugs to seat normally. Licensed electricians and qualified installers fit this device into standard single-gang outlet boxes. The gray finish suits utility spaces, garages, and commercial environments.

This GFCI outlet is suited for installation in locations where ground fault protection is required by the National Electrical Code, including bathrooms, kitchens, garages, crawl spaces, unfinished basements, outdoor areas, and other wet or damp locations. The tamper resistant feature also satisfies NEC requirements for child safety protection in dwelling units. It ships in a package quantity of four, making it practical for multi-outlet rough-in work on residential or light commercial projects.

Key Features

• Self-test circuitry automatically verifies GFCI protection without manual intervention
• Tamper resistant shutters block insertion of foreign objects while accepting standard plugs
• 15-amp, 125-volt rating suitable for standard branch circuit wiring
• Gray finish for utility, garage, and commercial applications
• Package quantity of four for multi-outlet installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation GFCI outlet compatible with standard single-gang electrical boxes on 15-amp, 125-volt branch circuits.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes. De-energize the branch circuit at the panel and verify the absence of voltage with a meter before wiring. Follow the terminal labeling on the device for line and load connections; incorrect line-load wiring will prevent proper GFCI protection from functioning. After installation, perform an initial manual test using the TEST and RESET buttons to confirm correct operation before closing the cover plate.