Receptacle Outlet
Mar/090
Receptacle Outlet
Electric Equipment, Tools, Meters
 |
 Assorted Covered Weatherproof Receptacle Outlets NIB NR  US $9.99
|
 8 Outlet 15A White Decoro Outlets Receptacle Brand New US $.99
|
 40 Heavy Duty Backwire White Duplex Receptacle Outlets US $44.99
|
 10 leviton 7899 e gfci outlet receptacle 20amp US $60.00
|
 400 029 — Electrical Receptacle Tester Standard Outlet US $3.49
|
 LEVITON GROUND FAULT RECEPTACLE OUTLET GFCI R 20A 125V US $5.00
|
 50 GFCI GFI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp White w LED 2006 US $220.00
|
 RUSSELLSTOLL Plug Socket Outlet RECEPTACLE 120 280V 60A US $49.95
|
 10 LEVITON GFCI GFI OUTLET 7599 GY GRAY Receptacle NEW US $69.00
|
 10 LEVITON GFCI GFI OUTLET 8899 A ALMOND receptacle NEW US $89.00
|
 10 LEVITON GFCI GFI OUTLET 7599 A ALMOND receptacle NEW US $79.00
|
 3 Hubbell 5261I Single Receptacle Outlets NEW US $10.00
|
 20 COOPER GFCI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp Almond w LED US $79.99
|
 Receptacle Tester GFCI Outlets NEW US $.99
|
 Midwest U013 120V 30A Receptacle outlet box US $24.99
|
 NEW 10 GFCI Outlet Receptacle 20 Amp White w LED 2006 US $49.95
|
 15 LEVITON GFCI GFI OUTLET 7599 A ALMOND receptacle NEW US $99.97
|
 Leviton L15 30 Locking Receptacle Outlet 30A 250V 3Ø US $12.95
|
 huge lot electrical outlets Plugs Sockets Receptacles US $.99
|
 Leviton L17 30 Locking Receptacle Outlet 30A 600V 3Ø US $14.95
|
 50 COOPER GFCI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp Black w LED US $175.00
|
 10 COOPER GFCI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp Almond w LED US $39.99
|
 Leviton L5 15 Locking DUPLEX Receptacle Outlet 15A 125V US $9.95
|
 NEW 50 GFCI Outlet Receptacle 20 Amp White LED 2006 US $235.00
|
 Leviton L14 30 Locking Receptacle Outlet 30A 125 250V US $12.95
|
 20 GFCI GFI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp White w LED 2006 US $99.00
|
 Weidmuller 9915490000 Duplex Receptacle Outlet 120V 15A US $14.00
|
 OUTLET LOT OF 5 RECEPTACLE EAGLE BLACK15A 125VNEW US $3.65
|
 Crouse Hinds ARKTITE POWER RECEPTACLE OUTLET CPS 532 M4 US $44.50
|
 AC OUTLET ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE TESTER 3 PRONG PLUG GND US $8.99
|
 Hart Lock L6 20 250 V Receptacle Plug Cord Outlet 20 A US $13.99
|
 Hart Lock L6 30 250 V Receptacle Plug Cord Outlet 30 A US $14.99
|
 ISOLATED GND L9 20 Locking Receptacle Outlet 20A 600V US $11.95
|
 ISOLATED GND L5 20 Locking Receptacle Outlet 20A 125V US $12.95
|
 Pass and Seymour 7582 Single Receptacle Outlet Black US $17.60
|
 Temporary Power Job Site Jobsite Outlet Receptacle 120V US $19.80
|
 NEW 10 GFCI Outlet Receptacle 15 Amp White w LED 2006 US $49.95
|
 NEW 10 GFCI Outlet Receptacle 20 Amp IVORY w LED 2006 US $49.95
|
 Leviton L21 20 Locking Receptacle Outlet 20A 120 208V US $14.95
|
 CISSELL SI23 Receptacle Dual Outlet US $10.00
|
 PASS SEYMOUR 4710 15A 125V Turnlok Receptacle Outlet US $5.00
|
 PS Travel Trailer RV Receptacle Outlet TT 30 30A 125V US $9.95
|
 TURN LOCK TWIST RECEPTACLE OUTLET PASS SEYMOUR 14A 347V US $19.99
|
 RECEPTACLE TWIST LOCK OUTLET WEATHERPROOF COVER PLATE US $14.99
|
 2pc HUBBELL DUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET 20AMP 3 US $7.99
|
 2pc ARROW HART DUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET 20AMP 4 US $7.99
|
 2pc LEVITON DUPLEX RECEPTACLE OUTLET 20AMP 2 US $7.99
|
 Leviton L5 15 Locking Receptacle Outlet 15A 125V US $3.95
|
 Leviton L6 15 Locking DUPLEX Receptacle Outlet 15A 250V US $9.95
|
 10 Pass Seymour 15A Dup Receptacles PS5252 Outlet Brwn US $50.00
|
 HUBBELL H320B AC OUTLET RECEPTACLE MALE PANEL MOUNT US $5.75
|
 Pass Seymore Receptacle Outlet 14 30R 30A 125 250V US $19.00
|
 RV Power Outlet 30 AMP 120 Volt Electrical Receptacle US $42.75
|
 9 HUBBELL 20A 15A HART LOCK LEVITON OUTLET RECEPTACLES US $19.15
|
The GFI outlet is a ground fault interrupter that can disconnect or open the power to a receptacle. The GIF can tell the difference between the flow of the current from a hot wire that flows through a neutral. If the difference is significant, the circuit is tripped by the ground fault. You do not want to use a GFI on a washer or a refrigerator. These appliances have motor winding that can trip the circuit. These outlets are meant for bathrooms, kitchens, garages and anywhere outside that you need an electrical outlet. They are to be placed by sinks or water sources in homes that need an electrical outlet within six feet of the source.
There is a line side and a load side to the GFI outlets. This means the incoming power is the line side and the outgoing power is the load side. If this outlet is installed incorrectly, it will not work. It does have to be connected correctly to operate. The GFI outlet has a test button and a reset button. If the outlet is working correctly, you can press the test button and the outlet will be shut down until you press the reset button. The test button should be tested monthly to insure it is working correctly.
You will use these outlets near sink, bathtubs, hot tubs, spa, Jacuzzis and any water source you will have an outlet near. The electrical outlets are used for all outside outlets because of the elements. The outlets are designed to protect electrical items as well as people who handle the items. The outlets can be frustrating if you are using a fluorescent light plugged into one. They have a tendency to trip the circuit. The newer GFI outlets seem to have less of a problem tripping easily as the older ones.
About the Author:
Source: Find local electricians and Electric contractors in your town or city area simply by entering your zip code.
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - What is a Gfi Outlet and Where Do You Put Them?
I am using 12 and14 gauge wire. How many receptacle outlets can I run on that same wire?
I plan on running 20 amp 12 and 14 gauge wire for refrigerator, AC etc. How many outlets can I run on one wire. i.e. should I use a one wire for every 3 outlets?
to figure this you need to remerber the total load of all receptacles on one circuit cannot exceed 15 amps for #14 wire or 20amps for #12 wire...add total amps of what load you will have on each receptacle circuit.....once it adds up to 13 or 17 amps depending on size of wire make this one circuit...usually every outlet in one room can be on one circuit or wire...refrigerator should have its own circuit.....ac should have its own circuit