Eaton Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI 15A 125V White Slim Design Size:15A 125V (TRGF15W) White 8 Inch Stubby Adjustable Wrench 25610122

Name: Eaton Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI 15A 125V White Slim Design Size:15A 125V (TRGF15W) White 8 Inch Stubby Adjustable Wrench 25610122
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SKU: 39083991228
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Eaton Tamper Resistant Self Test GFCI 15A 125V White Slim Design Size:15A 125V (TRGF15W) White 8 Inch Stubby Adjustable Wrench 25610122 8 Inch Stubby Adjustable Wrench • Individually boxed PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS SPECIAL FEATURES Slim design TYPE Self test AMPERAGE RATING 15A VOLTAGE RATING 125V CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER TYPE GFCI PACKAGING TYPE ED Box FEATURES Tamper resistant WIRING METHOD Back and side wire ALLOWABLE WIRE SIZE #14 10 AWG NEMA CONFIGURATION 5 15R TORQUE RATING 16 lbf in COLOR White

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