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Pros

Fast and easy installation. Easy swap out for existing outlet. Built-in fault protection and reset features.

Easy to install, very high quality receptacle. Made with a shutter mechanism that is designed to block access to the electrical contacts unless a normal two or three-prong plug is evenly inserted into the outlet. Great protection for a plug circuit - ...  Read More

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Quality

As always, this is made with typical leviton quality and clean design.

Easy to install, very high quality receptacle.

There is a trick with the test buttons: the reset one is not strictly mechanical but rather electromechanical; you have to hold...  Read More

I did not know what an arc fault interruptor was until i saw this product.

Packaging/appearance

I bent the black and the white wires around the back of the receptacle so that they are folding as i'm pushing the receptacle into the box.

Competitiveness

I needed these to meet the 2015 nec.

A great advance compared to arc-faut breakers.

These are not a brand that i usually buy.

Overview

  • How are reviewers describing this item?
    electrical, great, new, first and easy.
  • Our engine has detected that Amazon has altered, modified or removed reviews from this listing. We approximate total reviews altered up to 15.
  • Previous analysis of this listing was an D grade.
  • Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there may be deception involved.
  • Our engine has determined that the review content quality is low.
  • Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 62.6% of the reviews are reliable.
  • This product had a total of 176 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 11 2023.

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    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    I would like to mention that the test and reset buttons are very hard to depress compared to your typical gfci receptacle

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    This isnt necessary a bad thing but worth mentioning

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    Basically you need to use a pen or something similar as opposed to your fingers

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    No room in the electrical box to add the new breakers

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    I dont own a sophisticated afci tester and there is considerable debate if any afci test other than the test button is valid but do own a fancy gfci tester and was a bit disappointed these devices dont support both afci and gfci protection as that seems like it would provide maximum overall safety

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    I believe there are dual afcigfci breaker style devices available

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    Afci protection seems like a step up for fire safety but afci only protection seems like a step down from gfci protection of people from shocks

    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    It seems like most of the electronics needed for afci is the same as gfci current sense microcontroller and its just the microcontroller programming thats different so why doesnt the programming do both

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