Leviton Telcom GFNT1-HFR Self-test Gfci Outlet

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM GFNT1-HFR is a self-testing, non-tamper-resistant ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet designed for residential and light commercial electrical installations. This device continuously monitors the circuit for ground faults and automatically performs self-tests to verify that the GFCI protection mechanism is functioning correctly. The unit ships in a red finish with a matching wall plate included. Licensed electricians install this outlet as a code-required protection device in areas where moisture or water contact is a risk factor.

This GFCI outlet is suited for residential wiring applications including kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor receptacle locations where the National Electrical Code (NEC) mandates ground fault protection. The self-test feature eliminates the need for manual monthly testing, reducing callback risk and simplifying maintenance. The non-tamper-resistant design is appropriate for installations where tamper resistance is not required by local code, such as certain commercial or adult-occupancy locations.

Key Features

• Automatic self-test function continuously verifies GFCI protection is operational
• Non-tamper-resistant design for applications where TR rating is not required
• Red finish with matching wall plate included
• Ground fault circuit interruption provides shock protection in wet or damp locations
• OEM-style form factor for straightforward replacement of standard GFCI receptacles

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation GFCI outlet for standard residential and light commercial electrical receptacle applications requiring ground fault protection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in compliance with NEC requirements and applicable local codes. Always shut off the circuit breaker supplying the outlet and verify zero voltage with a non-contact tester before wiring. Confirm the outlet box is rated for the number of conductors being installed. Do not install in locations requiring a tamper-resistant receptacle where local code mandates TR-rated devices.