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GFCI
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GFCI's protect people and equipment by interrupting potentially lethal ground
circuits exceeding 6mA. The dangers of electrical shocks have been long known -
GFCI's are the only real way to be safe. Most city & county codes now require
GFCI protection on power cleaning equipment.
Ordering Information - FREE Shipping
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NAME |
PLUG INCLUDED |
LENGTH |
PRICE |
SM-337626 |
120 V / 15 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
12 FT |
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SM-337607 |
120 V / 20 Amp GFCI |
No |
12 FT |
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SM-337608 |
120 V / 20 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
12 FT |
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SM-337609 |
120V / 15 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
35 FT |
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SM-337632 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
6 FT |
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SM-337645 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
No |
6 FT |
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SM-337647 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
No |
12 FT |
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SM-337634 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
12 FT |
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SM-337649 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
No |
35 FT |
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SM-337635 |
240 V / 30 Amp GFCI |
Yes |
35 FT |
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Black nylon plug
- Industrial quality
- Dead front cord caps - Nylon body straight plugs & "Auto-Clamp" for cord
- 337013 angle plug has vinyl body and both 30A & 50A neutral leg
(Shipping charge of $6.50 will apply on this item if the total order is less than $45.00)
MODEL |
DESCRIPTION |
PRICE |
SM-8-709-653-0 |
15A/120V, nylon plug |
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SM-8-709-655-0 |
20A/120V, nylon plug |
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SM-8-709-656-0 |
20A/250V, nylon plug |
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SM-8-709-659-0 |
30A-50A/250V, vinyl plug |
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About GFCI
The GFCI is designed to protect people from severe or fatal electric shocks.
GFCI constantly monitors electricity flowing in a circuit, to sense any loss of current. If the current flowing through the circuit differs by a small amount from that returning, the GFCI quickly switches off power to that circuit. The GFCI wiring interrupts power very quickly to prevent a lethal dose of electricity. You may receive a shock, but you should not be electrocuted. Because a GFCI detects ground faults, it can also prevent some electrical fires.
All GFCI wiring should be tested once from time to time to make sure they are working properly and are protecting you from fatal shock. GFCIs should be tested after installation to make sure they are working properly and protecting the circuit.
Most of the time, GFCI wiring does nothing; it just monitors the difference in the current flowing into and out of a tool or appliance. But when that difference exceeds 5 milliamps, an indication that a ground fault may be occurring, the GFCI shuts off the flow in an instant — as little as .025 second.
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