Eaton TWRGF15LA-50 Slim GFCI Receptacle - cULus Listed NOM

Slim design enables higher-density layouts, improving enclosure efficiency and reducing material and labor costs in panel installations. It fits in tight spaces without compromising accessibility to wiring, making retrofits in crowded data centers, mechanical rooms, or exterior panels more feasible. For projects with space constraints, the slim form factor translates to significant savings on hardware and cabinet footprint while preserving standard plug configuration. Tamper-resistant and weather-resistant construction enhances safety and reliability in damp or outdoor environments, helping facilities meet code requirements with fewer field modifications. The self-test capability further ensures ongoing protection by periodically verifying the integrity of the trip mechanism and power status, reducing unexpected outages. These features together minimize maintenance calls and extend device life in harsh operating conditions. Back-and-side wiring provides flexible terminations for diverse field configurations, supporting conduit runs, surface-mounted boxes, or recessed panels. The 15A, 125V rating and NEMA 5-15R compatibility ensure broad device interchangeability across commercial spaces while maintaining consistent electrical performance. The 16 lbf-in torque rating supports secure connections, reducing the risk of loose terminations under vibration or thermal cycling. Bulk packaging of 50 units reduces procurement friction and stockouts on large projects, while predictable pricing and reduced administrative overhead improve budgeting and scheduling. The product’s light almond color and slim silhouette simplify aesthetic integration with nearby outlets and fixtures. Compatibility with #14-10 AWG wires and the back-and-side wiring method adds installation flexibility for multi-outlet panels and retrofit jobs. Overall, the combination of safety features, installation efficiency, and supplier-ready packaging translates into measurable ROI through faster project completion, lower warranty exposure, and fewer field errors. electricians and procurement teams benefit from a repeatable, code-compliant solution that scales from single-branch circuits to multi-outlet installations.