Pass Seymour 1597TRNICC4 Gfci Receptacle 15A 125V Nickel 4 Pack

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 1597TRNICC4 is a 15-amp, 125-volt self-testing GFCI receptacle with a nickel finish and tamper-resistant shutters. It is designed for use in residential and light commercial wiring applications where ground fault protection is required by code. The self-test function automatically verifies that ground fault protection is operational without requiring manual testing. Tamper-resistant shutters block foreign object insertion. This receptacle is sold as a pack of four and is installed by licensed electricians during new construction or retrofit wiring projects.

This GFCI receptacle is suited for installation in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, outdoor locations, unfinished basements, crawl spaces, and other areas where the National Electrical Code mandates ground fault circuit interrupter protection. The nickel finish coordinates with standard decorator-style wallplates. The window box packaging makes it appropriate for retail-channel distribution as well as wholesale trade supply. Each unit in the four-pack ships ready for individual installation.

Key Features

• Self-testing function automatically monitors GFCI protection status without manual intervention
• Tamper-resistant shutters prevent insertion of foreign objects, meeting NEC requirements for tamper resistance in dwelling units
• 15A, 125V rating suits standard 15-amp branch circuits
• Nickel finish for aesthetic compatibility with nickel and satin metal wallplates and hardware
• Sold in a pack of four, reducing per-unit cost on multi-outlet installations
• Window box retail packaging suitable for both trade and point-of-sale distribution

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation GFCI receptacle for standard 15-amp, 125-volt branch circuits in residential and light commercial applications requiring ground fault protection.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code and all applicable local codes. Turn off the branch circuit breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester before beginning wiring. Follow the line and load terminal labeling on the device when wiring for downstream protection. Self-test GFCI devices still require periodic verification that the test and reset buttons respond correctly after installation.