Pass Seymour 2087WCCD4 Gfci Outlet 20A 125V White 4 Pack

Product Description

The PASS SEYMOUR 2087WCCD4 is a dead-front, self-testing GFCI outlet rated at 20 amps and 125 volts, sold in a pack of four. The dead-front design eliminates exposed conductive parts on the face of the device, reducing shock hazard in wet or high-traffic locations. The built-in self-testing function automatically monitors ground-fault protection status and alerts users when the device requires attention, without requiring a manual test cycle. Electricians install these outlets in kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and outdoor boxes where NEC code mandates GFCI protection. The white finish suits standard residential and light commercial decor applications.

This GFCI outlet is suited for 20-amp branch circuits in residential and light commercial installations. Typical applications include bathroom and kitchen counter receptacle circuits, garage and basement outlets, outdoor receptacle boxes, and any location where the National Electrical Code requires ground-fault circuit interrupter protection. The dead-front face makes it a practical choice in facilities where occupant safety and inspection compliance are priorities. Each carton contains four units, making it efficient for multi-outlet rough-in projects.

Key Features

• Self-testing function continuously monitors GFCI protection status without manual intervention
• Dead-front design covers conductive contacts to reduce shock exposure risk
• Rated 20A at 125V for use on 20-amp branch circuits
• White finish compatible with standard wallplates and trim
• Sold as a pack of four units for multi-outlet installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation GFCI receptacle for 20-amp, 125-volt 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 all applicable local codes. Always shut off the branch circuit breaker and verify the circuit is de-energized with a non-contact voltage tester before wiring the device. Follow the terminal markings on the device for line and load connections, and do not reverse line and load wiring, as incorrect wiring will prevent proper GFCI function. Test the device after installation using the test and reset buttons to confirm correct operation.