Leviton Telcom MRI15-W Lev-lok Mri Receptacle

Product Description

The LEVITON TELCOM MRI15-W is a Lev-Lok modular wiring device receptacle rated for MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) environments. It installs into Lev-Lok modular frames and faceplates as a single unit, making it a field-replaceable component in modular wiring systems. The receptacle is finished in white and is suited for commercial and healthcare electrical installations where a 15-amp, 125-volt outlet is required in a modular device format. Licensed electricians typically install this device during new construction or renovation work on modular wiring panel assemblies.

This receptacle is designed for use in Lev-Lok modular wiring systems, commonly found in commercial offices, healthcare facilities, and institutional buildings. The MRI designation indicates suitability for low-magnetic-interference environments such as imaging suites. It snaps into compatible Lev-Lok frames without additional mounting hardware, streamlining device replacement and panel reconfiguration in occupied facilities.

Key Features

• Lev-Lok snap-in modular format for tool-free insertion into compatible frames
• MRI-rated design suitable for low-interference healthcare environments
• White finish for standard faceplate aesthetics
• Single-unit (EA) packaging for individual replacement or small-quantity installs
• Compatible with the broader Lev-Lok modular wiring device ecosystem

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade receptacle for Lev-Lok modular wiring frames and faceplates used in commercial and healthcare electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel and verify absence of voltage before removing or inserting any modular device. The Lev-Lok snap-in design does not require additional tools for device seating, but always confirm the module is fully seated and latched in the frame before restoring power. In MRI or sensitive equipment areas, follow facility-specific electrical safety protocols in addition to standard NEC guidelines.