Leviton Telcom M8300-IGE Hospital Grade Duplex Receptacle 20A

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM M8300-IGE is a Lev-Lok hospital grade isolated ground duplex receptacle rated at 20 amps. It is designed for demanding commercial and healthcare electrical installations where isolated grounding is required to minimize electrical noise and ensure clean power delivery to sensitive equipment. The isolated ground configuration separates the equipment grounding path from the conduit ground, reducing interference from other circuits. Licensed electricians install this receptacle in environments where power quality and ground integrity are critical to equipment performance.

This receptacle is suited for hospital patient care areas, medical equipment rooms, laboratories, and other commercial or institutional spaces where isolated ground circuits are specified. The Lev-Lok modular wiring system allows it to be installed as part of a pre-wired assembly, streamlining installation in multi-outlet configurations. Its hospital grade designation meets the rigorous mechanical and electrical construction requirements set for healthcare facilities.

Key Features

• Hospital grade construction meets stringent mechanical and electrical durability standards
• Isolated ground design reduces electrical noise to sensitive medical and lab equipment
• Lev-Lok modular connector format supports pre-wired assembly installations
• 20-amp rating supports higher-draw medical and commercial equipment circuits
• Duplex configuration provides two outlet positions in a single device

Compatibility

Designed for use within the Lev-Lok modular wiring system in isolated ground hospital grade duplex receptacle applications. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes, including requirements for hospital grade receptacles in patient care areas. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel and verify absence of voltage before beginning any wiring work. The isolated ground conductor must be run separately from the equipment grounding conductor back to the panel to maintain the integrity of the isolated ground path. Do not substitute a standard grounding path for the isolated ground terminal.