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Rated Voltage: 120VAC, 60Hz
Rated Current: 15Amp
Residual Current: 5mA
Tripping Time: ≤0.1ms
Voltage Withstand: 2000V
Endurance Test Time: 6000
Limited Current: 250A
How to test?（DO NOT USE IF TEST FAILS!）
(1) Power on, plug into the receptacle.
(2) Press RESET button, red indicator light ON.
(3) Press TEST button, red indicator light OFF.
(4) Press RESET button for use.
Installation steps
Step 1:Cut off the original electrical plug and wired up this GFCI plug.
Step 2:Place the Hotwire under the Brass-colored screw. Place the Ground wire under the green-colored screw.
Step 3:Install the strain-relief clamp (the u-shaped piece of metal) over the outer cable exterior to help prevent a pulling force from pulling the wires out from the screws that are supplying the electricity.
Step 4:Four screws to install and fix. Test it and make sure the red indicator light is ON before using.
Step 5:Test it before use.
Paul Straker
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025
I see people complaining this was difficult to install, which I honestly cannot imagine whyIt literally took me longer to find a Phillips head screwdriver than it did to install two wires to two screwsIt’s an amazing product and it works as advertised.
Raquel
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
This component worked only during Test . Setup to use and quit is unusable! Looking for a replacement! Not this Brand 👎👎👎👎
Michael D. Yaeger
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
This thing is HUGE! It's definitely the largest plug I've ever seen. It's probably 3x bigger than the GFCI plug it was replacing. But, it does work and was easy to install.
Y. Velazco
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
My SunJoe SPX3000 kept on tripping every time I turn it on. I searched online and someone recommended to replace the GFCI plug and I'm glad to have done so. This did just the trick. It took me longer than I anticipated and that's because the covers would not line up and it took some time trimming the rubber grommet to fit properly. Alas once everything was put back together - the pressure washer turned on without cutting out.I took a star out because the covers didn't snap into place as it should, I had to finagle to make them line up and fit so I can attach the four screws in the back.Otherwise, better than spending $$$ on a new pressure washer.
CRF Ken
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024
Correct 2 prong GFCI replacement for my K'ARCHER 1600psi electric pressure washer. I feel much safer with this on the machine than the standard plug I put on to replace the original defective GFCI.
angel l hernandez
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
Works perfectly on hair dryer
MrXtacy
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024
The hair dryer stopped working and after testing found out cable had short somewhere. Couldn't open the original plug so got this one instead. Also bought new cable and connected to this new plug and hallelujah, the Italian hair dryer worked. Easy to assemble and exactly what I needed.
Curt
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
We have a heavey duty industrial pipe heater under our shower to prevent the drain from freezing, this should trip if my shower leaks any water onto the heatpad unit or plug. Test buttons functional I chose not to use my GFCI out let tester to get it to pop.
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