C602106084A08

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C602106084A08 is a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI), an electrical device used to avoid potential injuries from electric shock. It monitors the current flowing away from the outlets, and when it detects an imbalance in current, it trips, or disconnects the power circuit. The C602106084A08 is widely used in residential, industrial, and commercial settings to prevent fatal electric shocks.

GFCI, or ground fault circuit interrupter, technology enables a device to detect the presence of an unwanted leakage of electricity or current. The device then disconnects the power source from the equipment it is operating to prevent potential shocks. This type of device is often used to protect people from electrocution when installing, repairing, or operating electrical equipment. Installation requirements for GFCI devices vary by local electrical codes.

The C602106084A08 is a GFCI that is typically used in bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, workbenches, carports, and outdoors. It can be installed in various locations in the home, such as in the service panel, in the first outlet box downstream from the panel, or in a separate weatherproof box. Its main components consist of a GFCI outlet, an intermediate GFCI breaker box, a ground wire, and a simple test button. The device is capable of detecting a fault current of 5 milliamps or more and has a maximum power rating of 125 Volts AC. It is UL listed as a Class A, or general-duty, GFCI.

The C602106084A08 is designed to detect even the slightest imbalances in the incoming and outgoing power of a circuit. If the device detects an imbalance, such as a person or an object receiving a shock, it will immediately trip, or disconnect the power source from the object. This prevents anyone from receiving a fatal electric shock.

The C602106084A08 GFCI can be tested regularly using the built-in test button. The button allows the user to check whether the device is still functioning correctly. If the test button fails, the device should be replaced prior to use. The device also needs to be reset after a power failure or other event triggers it to trip. To reset the device, the user must press the reset button located at the front of the unit.

The C602106084A08 GFCI is a valuable piece of safety equipment that can help to protect people from potentially deadly electrical shocks. Its easy installation and testing capabilities make it a popular choice for electrically-based applications in residential, industrial, and commercial settings. The device is UL-listed and will ensure the safety of those operating the equipment and the objects it is connected to.

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