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LEGRAND GFCI

Legrand is a global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures, with a product portfolio that includes wiring devices, cable management, and power distribution equipment. The Legrand GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacle line is designed to provide personnel protection in environments where electrical shock hazards are elevated. These devices are engineered to meet the rigorous requirements of healthcare facilities, industrial plants, and commercial buildings, offering reliable ground-fault sensing and interruption at thresholds that comply with UL 943 and other applicable standards. The Legrand GFCI receptacles available through 3G Electric are primarily hospital-grade, duplex configurations in 15 A and 20 A ratings at 125 V AC, with 2-pole/3-wire grounding. They are offered in multiple face colors—Ivory, Red, White, Gray, and Light Almond—to match facility aesthetics or code-required color coding. The hospital-grade designation indicates that these receptacles have passed additional testing for mechanical durability, retention force, and assembly integrity, making them suitable for critical-care areas, patient rooms, and other medical environments where uptime and safety are non-negotiable. Each unit incorporates a self-test feature that periodically verifies the GFCI circuitry, ensuring the device remains functional without manual intervention. The construction includes impact-resistant thermoplastic bodies and corrosion-resistant metal components, contributing to long service life in demanding conditions. 3G Electric supplies these Legrand GFCI receptacles as part of its general-purpose receptacle category, supporting global procurement for plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require consistent, code-compliant electrical protection. The product range covers standard NEMA 5-15R and 5-20R configurations, allowing direct replacement in existing wiring systems. By stocking multiple color variants and amperage options, 3G Electric enables buyers to consolidate sourcing for projects that demand uniform appearance or specific color-coding for voltage identification. The Legrand GFCI line is backed by the manufacturer's quality assurance processes, including factory testing and compliance with North American and international safety standards. For industrial applications, these receptacles provide a straightforward means of meeting OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements for ground-fault protection in wet or damp locations, temporary power setups, and maintenance areas. The hospital-grade variants also satisfy the stringent leakage current and endurance criteria outlined in UL 498 and UL 943, making them a standard choice for healthcare construction and renovation. 3G Electric's logistics network supports delivery to sites worldwide, with each SKU traceable by manufacturer part number for accurate specification and inventory management.

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About LEGRAND GFCI

Legrand is a global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructures, with a product portfolio that includes wiring devices, cable management, and power distribution equipment. The Legrand GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) receptacle line is designed to provide personnel protection in environments where electrical shock hazards are elevated. These devices are engineered to meet the rigorous requirements of healthcare facilities, industrial plants, and commercial buildings, offering reliable ground-fault sensing and interruption at thresholds that comply with UL 943 and other applicable standards. The Legrand GFCI receptacles available through 3G Electric are primarily hospital-grade, duplex configurations in 15 A and 20 A ratings at 125 V AC, with 2-pole/3-wire grounding. They are offered in multiple face colors—Ivory, Red, White, Gray, and Light Almond—to match facility aesthetics or code-required color coding. The hospital-grade designation indicates that these receptacles have passed additional testing for mechanical durability, retention force, and assembly integrity, making them suitable for critical-care areas, patient rooms, and other medical environments where uptime and safety are non-negotiable. Each unit incorporates a self-test feature that periodically verifies the GFCI circuitry, ensuring the device remains functional without manual intervention. The construction includes impact-resistant thermoplastic bodies and corrosion-resistant metal components, contributing to long service life in demanding conditions. 3G Electric supplies these Legrand GFCI receptacles as part of its general-purpose receptacle category, supporting global procurement for plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who require consistent, code-compliant electrical protection. The product range covers standard NEMA 5-15R and 5-20R configurations, allowing direct replacement in existing wiring systems. By stocking multiple color variants and amperage options, 3G Electric enables buyers to consolidate sourcing for projects that demand uniform appearance or specific color-coding for voltage identification. The Legrand GFCI line is backed by the manufacturer's quality assurance processes, including factory testing and compliance with North American and international safety standards. For industrial applications, these receptacles provide a straightforward means of meeting OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements for ground-fault protection in wet or damp locations, temporary power setups, and maintenance areas. The hospital-grade variants also satisfy the stringent leakage current and endurance criteria outlined in UL 498 and UL 943, making them a standard choice for healthcare construction and renovation. 3G Electric's logistics network supports delivery to sites worldwide, with each SKU traceable by manufacturer part number for accurate specification and inventory management.

Common Applications

  • Healthcare facilities — Legrand hospital-grade GFCI receptacles (e.g., 1597HGTRPIAMBI) for patient rooms and critical-care areas
  • Industrial maintenance — Legrand GFCI 20 A receptacles (e.g., 2097HGTRPIGRY) for wet or damp workshop zones
  • Commercial kitchens — Legrand GFCI 15 A receptacles (e.g., 1597HGTRPILA) for countertop outlets near sinks
  • Laboratory environments — Legrand tamper-resistant GFCI receptacles (e.g., 1597HGTRPIAMBW) for bench power in research facilities
  • Temporary power setups — Legrand GFCI 20 A receptacles (e.g., 2097HGTRPIRED) for construction site distribution panels
  • Educational institutions — Legrand GFCI 15 A receptacles (e.g., 1597HGTRPIAMBRED) for science labs and art studios

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about LEGRAND GFCI from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between a standard GFCI and a Legrand hospital-grade GFCI receptacle?

A standard GFCI receptacle meets UL 943 requirements for ground-fault protection, typically tripping at 4-6 mA. A Legrand hospital-grade GFCI, such as the 1597HGTRPIAMBI, additionally complies with UL 498 for hospital-grade devices, which mandates higher mechanical retention force, impact resistance, and assembly integrity. Hospital-grade units also undergo more stringent testing for leakage current and endurance, making them suitable for critical-care areas where power reliability and personnel safety are paramount.

Can Legrand GFCI receptacles be used in outdoor or wet locations?

Yes, Legrand GFCI receptacles are designed for use in wet or damp locations when installed with an appropriate weather-resistant cover. The GFCI function provides personnel protection by interrupting power if a ground fault is detected. However, for direct outdoor exposure, ensure the receptacle is rated for wet locations and used with a cover that maintains the enclosure's integrity. The hospital-grade variants are not specifically weather-rated but can be used indoors in areas like kitchens, bathrooms, or laundry rooms.

What is the self-test feature on Legrand GFCI receptacles?

The self-test feature on Legrand GFCI receptacles automatically verifies the ground-fault sensing circuitry at regular intervals. If the internal electronics detect a fault or degradation, the receptacle will trip and cannot be reset until the issue is resolved. This eliminates the need for manual testing and ensures the device remains functional over its lifespan. The self-test is a standard requirement for UL 943 compliant GFCI devices manufactured after 2015.

Are Legrand GFCI receptacles compatible with standard NEMA wall plates?

Yes, Legrand GFCI receptacles with NEMA 5-15R or 5-20R configurations are designed to fit standard decorator-style wall plates. The duplex openings align with industry-standard dimensions, allowing for easy replacement of existing receptacles. For hospital-grade installations, use a wall plate that meets the facility's hygiene or impact-resistance requirements, but the receptacle itself does not require a specialized plate.

What is the voltage and amperage range for Legrand GFCI receptacles supplied by 3G Electric?

The Legrand GFCI receptacles available through 3G Electric are rated for 125 V AC, with current ratings of 15 A or 20 A. The 15 A models (e.g., 1597HGTRPIAMBI) are NEMA 5-15R, while the 20 A models (e.g., 2097HGTRPIAMBRED) are NEMA 5-20R. Both are 2-pole/3-wire configurations. These ratings cover the majority of standard branch circuits in commercial and healthcare settings.

How do I identify the correct Legrand GFCI part number for my application?

Legrand GFCI part numbers follow a pattern that indicates the series, color, and features. For example, in MPN 1597HGTRPIAMBI, '1597' denotes the 15 A hospital-grade GFCI, 'HG' for hospital grade, 'TR' for tamper-resistant, 'PI' for self-test, 'AMB' for color (Ivory), and 'I' for the specific finish. For 20 A models, the prefix changes to '2097'. Cross-reference your required amperage, color, and any special features (e.g., tamper-resistant) with the manufacturer's catalog to select the correct SKU.