Eagle 6503V Ivory Decorator Rocker Wall Light Switches 3-Way 15A 10-Pack
Part Number: 6503V. 10 Eagle Electric 6503V ivory Decorator rocker switches; Eagle is a division of Cooper Wiring Devices. Specification Grade, 3-way, push-in and side wired, grounding, rated 15A 120/277VAC.
Hubbell SNAP2182ISC Ivory SnapConnect Hospital Grd Receptacle Split Circuit 20A
SNAPConnect�s modular connector is installed during rough-in in lieu of pigtails. Hospital grade, SnapConnect wired, NEMA 5-20R, 2-pole, 3-wire, grounding, rated 20A 125V. Features include Part Number: SNAP2182ISC.
Hubbell SNAP2182WSC White 20A SnapConnect Hospital Grd Receptacle Split Circuit
SNAPConnect�s modular connector is installed during rough-in in lieu of pigtails. Hospital grade, SnapConnect wired, NEMA 5-20R, 2-pole, 3-wire, grounding, rated 20A 125V. Features include Part Number: SNAP2182WSC.
Hubbell SNAP2182SC Brown 20A SnapConnect Hospital Grade Receptacle Split Circuit
SNAPConnect�s modular connector is installed during rough-in in lieu of pigtails. Hospital grade, SnapConnect wired, NEMA 5-20R, 2-pole, 3-wire, grounding, rated 20A 125V. Features include Part Number: SNAP2182SC.
P&S 1597TRW White 15A Self-Testing Tamper Resistant GFCI Receptacle Outlet 5-15R
The P&S 1597TRW White 15A Self-Testing Tamper Resistant GFCI Receptacle Outlet 5-15R is a high-quality interior wall outlet designed for electrical wiring in residential settings. This duplex outlet features a GFCI safety circuit and a trip indicator, ensuring safety and reliability. The thermoplastic material and tamper-resistant design make it durable and secure. With a maximum amperage of 15A and a voltage of 125V, this Pass & Seymour outlet is a reliable and efficient option for your electrical needs.
Cooper Ivory Tamper Resistant GFCI Outlet with Quick-Connect 5-20 20A TRVGF20BVM
TEST and RESET functions work together so that a tripped GFCI cannot be reset if GFCI circuit no longer provides ground fault protection. RESET button is blocked if GFCI protection has been compromised, eliminating the possibility of end-users incorrectly assuming that a reset GFCI is providing ground fault protection when it actually is not.