Enerlites’ 15A tamper-resistant, self-grounding GFCI automatically checks its performance through self-tests, ensuring it remains effective over time. It is designed for use in areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and outdoor spaces. There is an LED status indicator for monitoring functionality.

Eaton’s slim hospital-grade GFCI receptacles come in standard, tamper-resistant, and tamper- and weather-resistant models. It features a 1.03-in. depth profile, wide test/reset buttons and a large reset indicator light, which allows the user to identify a trip incident to reset the device. 

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems’ 20A AFCI/GFCI detects potentially hazardous electrical arcing in a circuit and interrupts power upon recognition. It includes a safety feature that prevents the device from resetting if it can no longer provide protection or is reverse-wired. A visual indication is provided for power and trip condition.

Eaton’s EZ Link GFCI receptacle has wide test/reset buttons and a low profile so installers have more room. A reset indicator light notifies users of a trip incident, and an end-of-life indicator light flashes red to notify that the unit needs to be replaced.

Eaton’s wiring device GFCI receptacle has a slim depth of 1.03 in. for more room and quick wiring. Intuitive LED indicator lights on the face of the unit inform the user if the unit has tripped or extinguished and needs to be replaced. It can be used in multiple applications, including kitchen countertops and islands, for protection of people and property.

Faith Protection Devices’ 15A, 125VGFCI duplex receptacle automatically self-tests every 2½ hours. The green indicator LED turns off if the outlet is not receiving power, is broken or is at end-of-life.

Eaton’s Arrow Hart slim GFCI receptacle is offered in a variety of models—standard, tamper- and weather-resistant and controlled—and in numerous colors. In case of a unit failure, an end-of-life indicator light flashes red for easy identification of a device failure. The large reset indicator light allows the user to identify a trip incident.

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems’ GFRST82R GFCI receptacle disconnects power to the receptacle if critical components are damaged and GFCI protection is lost. GFCI auto-monitoring is conducted every 30 seconds. Clear visual indicators on the device face show power status, trip condition, ground fault condition and end-of-life status.

Leviton’s 15A, 125V SmartlockPro GFCI tamper-resistant receptacle delivers continuous ground-fault protection and automatically self-tests to ensure it can respond to a ground fault. It features dual USB-A chargers. The status indicator light provides feedback. 

Legrand’s Radiant 15A tamper-resistant self-test GFCI with night light is designed for replacing outlets by kitchen or bathroom sinks. It features a sealed, built-in LED light that automatically turns on in the dark for nighttime navigation. It protects against shock caused by ground-fault occurrences.

Leviton’s Decora smart Wi-Fi tamper-resistant receptacle provides control of a variety of plug loads, including plug-in lamps and small appliances, through the top-controlled outlet. The bottom outlet is always on and is designed for devices that do not require control. Built-in shutters prevent the insertion of unintended foreign objects.

Eaton’s 9566TRSSG tamper-resistant GFCI features a durable impact-resistant thermoplastic face. The terminal screws are backed out and ready to wire, and it has long, wide mounting straps. The side-wire terminals accept up to No. 10 solid or stranded wire.

Leviton’s W5833-W 20A weather-resistant USB receptacle features a smart chip that recognizes and optimizes the charging requirements of individual devices. It is designed for residential and commercial applications. The USB Type-C port delivers faster charging and enables the cables to be inserted easily in either direction.

Eaton’s tamper-resistant GFCI features a built-in UL-listed safety shutter system. It self-tests periodically to ensure GFCI protection, and the visual indicator lights give notification of a tripped or “end of life” condition. The horizontal test/reset button alignment provides an unobstructed area.