2-1374416-3

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The 2-1374416-3 is a type of Keystone, an accessory that is designed to provide protection for cable networking applications. It is an energy-rated GFCI outlet that has been tested and certified by UL and CSA. The 2-1374416-3 is a three-pole outlet that is designed for 120 / 240V use.

The 2-1374416-3 accessory is an invaluable addition to any cable network installation. The GFCI outlet is designed to reduce risk of electric shock by detecting ground-faults in the circuit. If there is an imbalance detected, the GFCI will trip the circuit breaker, immediately cutting power to the outlet and preventing further potential danger.

The 2-1374416-3 can be installed on any standard electrical outlet to provide added protection for areas where electric shock is a concern. This includes areas near pools or other sources of moisture such as kitchens, bathrooms, garages, and any other places where electricity and moisture may converge. The outlet is easy to install and is UL and CSA approved and tested.

The 2-1374416-3 GFCI outlet has a key feature that sets it apart from other GFCI outlets. This feature is the ability to differentiate between energized and de-energized equipment. This means that the GFCI will trip if it detects that an energized piece of equipment is connected to the outlet, even if the power to the outlet has been turned off.

The 2-1374416-3 GFCI outlets have a reset time of less than 1 second. This feature makes them suitable for applications where fast reset is essential, such as manufacturing plants and other industrial settings. Additionally, the 2-1374416-3 features a high fail-safe, meaning that the outlet will automatically trip by default if it detects a ground-fault, thus providing added protection for users and equipment.

The working principle of the 2-1374416-3 GFCI outlet is based on the fact that ground-fault current is usually lower than the nominal value assumed by the circuit breaker. The GFCI measures the current continuously and compares it with the value assumed by the circuit breaker. If a ground fault is detected, the GFCI trips the circuit breaker, immediately cutting power to the outlet and preventing further potential danger.

Installing a 2-1374416-3 GFCI outlet helps to safeguard both users and equipment from potential electric shock. The UL and CSA-certified outlet is designed for 120/240 volt applications, and is ideal for areas near pools, kitchens, bathrooms, and other places where electricity and moisture converge. The GFCI features fast reset time, a high fail-safe, and the ability to differentiate between energized and de-energized equipment, making it an invaluable addition to any cable networking installation.

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