Pass Seymour 1597WCCD12 Self-test Gfci Outlet 15A 125V 12-pack

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 1597WCCD12 is a 15-amp, 125-volt self-testing GFCI outlet designed for residential and commercial electrical installations. It features Safelock Protection, which automatically disconnects power to the receptacle if critical internal components are damaged and ground fault protection is compromised. The device uses a 2-pole, 3-wire grounding configuration and is built from unbreakable thermoplastic for long-term durability in demanding environments. Line and load terminations are pre-backed out and ready to wire, reducing installation time. This unit ships in a 12-pack window box, making it practical for multi-outlet rough-in work.

This GFCI outlet is suited for installation in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, crawl spaces, unfinished basements, and outdoor locations where NEC-required ground fault protection applies. The self-testing function continuously monitors the device without requiring manual testing intervals, which is valuable in commercial settings or locations where periodic manual testing is impractical. The white finish is compatible with standard decorator-style wallplates. Licensed electricians handle installation in accordance with NEC Article 210 requirements for GFCI protection.

Key Features

• Self-testing circuitry continuously monitors ground fault protection status without manual input
• Safelock Protection disconnects power when internal protective components fail
• Line and load terminals pre-backed out and ready to wire at installation
• Unbreakable thermoplastic construction for durability in high-use locations
• UL Listed and CSA certified
• Sold as a 12-unit pack for multi-outlet projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-construction GFCI outlet for standard 15-amp residential and commercial branch circuits requiring ground fault protection per NEC guidelines.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code and applicable local codes. De-energize the circuit at the breaker panel and verify the absence of voltage with a meter before wiring. When wiring downstream receptacles, use the load terminals only if extending GFCI protection to additional outlets is required. Do not install on circuits exceeding 15 amps or 125 volts.