- Patented circuitpro technology, device continuously self test's functionality and disconnects power to the receptacle if critical components are damaged and gfci protection is lost
- Clear visual indication of gfci status, ground fault end-of-life indicator included, flashing red led indicates device has lost capability to provide protection, green led indicates power to the device and solid red led indicates the device has tripped
- Protection against line and load reversal, for safety reasons, no power is provided to the receptacle face or downstream receptacles if the device is wired incorrectly
- Installation ease, lower installation time, receptacles are easy to install with internal back wiring, captive mounting screws, and an automatic self-grounding clip
- Ul 943 gfci safety standard, Bryant's latest generation of diagnostic technology exceeds the 2015 ul 943 gfci standard revisions
Bryant self test gfci patented technology, Bryant gfci receptacles continually test and monitor for "people protection capability" automatically. This patented safety feature includes disconnecting power to the receptacle if critical components are damaged and gfci protection is lost. Gfci auto-monitoring is conducted continuously within every 30 seconds. Also, clear visual indicators are provided on the device face representing power status, trip condition, ground fault condition and end of life status. In addition, for added safety, power will be denied to the receptacle face if reverse wiring of line and load was to occur. Ul (underwriters laboratory) now requires all manufacturers to provide self test monitoring capability effective June 29, 2015. When was the last time you tested a gfci receptacle. Industry studies indicate only a very small number of installations are actually being tested as is recommended by the manufacturer and ul. This is the fundamental reason this new revision has been incorporated into ul 943 standard for 2015.
