Leviton R21-GFNT2-0KI 20A Slim Self-test Gfci Outlet Ivory

Product Description

The LEVITON R21-GFNT2-0KI is a 20-amp, self-testing slim GFCI outlet designed to protect people from electrical shock and electrocution by detecting ground faults and interrupting power immediately. Built to the latest UL standards for auto-monitoring, the device runs an automatic self-test routine without any manual input required. Its slim profile reduces bulk behind the wall plate, making installation faster in tight boxes. A reset lockout feature prevents the device from being reset if it is miswired or not functioning correctly, ensuring the protection circuit is always verified before the outlet goes live.

This GFCI outlet is suited for residential and light commercial installations in any location where NEC requires ground fault protection. Typical applications include kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, basements, garages, and outdoor spaces — anywhere proximity to water creates an elevated shock risk. Licensed electricians install this device as a direct receptacle replacement or as part of new construction rough-in work. The ivory finish matches standard decor wall plates.

Key Features

• Automatic self-test monitors ground fault protection without manual testing
• Reset lockout prevents reset if device is miswired or malfunctioning
• Slim design speeds installation and reduces box-fill concerns
• Rated 20 amps for compatibility with 20A branch circuits
• Meets UL auto-monitoring standards and NEC requirements for GFCI protection
• Ivory finish for standard residential and commercial decor compatibility

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation GFCI receptacle for 20-amp branch circuits requiring ground fault protection per NEC guidelines.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Power to the circuit must be shut off at the breaker panel and verified with a non-contact voltage tester before beginning work. Do not attempt to reset the device if the reset lockout is engaged — inspect wiring connections for errors before proceeding. Line and load terminals must be connected correctly to maintain downstream GFCI protection where required.