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Bryant Electric GFTRST20W Residential Tamper Resistant Review

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Description of Bryant Electric GFTRST20W Residential Tamper Resistant

Patented circuitpro technology, device continuously self test's functionality and disconnects power to the receptacle if critical components are damaged and gfci protection is lost. Clear visual indication of gfci status, ground fault end-of-life indicator included, flashing red led indicates device has lost capability to provide protection, green led indicates power to the device and solid red led indicates the device has tripped. Protection against line and load reversal, for safety reasons, no power is provided to the receptacle face or downstream receptacles if the device is wired incorrectly. Installation ease, lower installation time, receptacles are easy to install with internal back wiring, captive mounting screws, and an automatic self-grounding clip. Total Outlet: 2. Ul 943 gfci safety standard, Bryant's latest generation of diagnostic technology exceeds the 2015 ul 943 gfci standard revisions.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Disappointing Tamper Resistant Outlet

As a hesitant buyer i purchased this product for my industrial workshop. As a result of using this product, I found that the tamper resistant feature was more of a nuisance than a benefit. It was difficult to plug in or unplug anything from it, which slowed down my work process. The outlet also had poor construction quality which led to it breaking after a few months. Overall, I was disappointed with this purchase and would not recommend it to others..

Pros
  • Tamper resistant feature
Cons
  • Difficult to plug/unplug, poor construction quality

Received and installed 2 of 6 units today. Will update review in a year or two with notes on durability. Summary: For a commercially rated premium product, the side cable ports have the worst design and build quality in my opinion. The GFCI block seems to work very well. ----- For a $30 premium GFCI, you would expect it to be built as a tank with proper wire connections. The main frame and body of the device are large, dense and fairly rigid. Where it is missing are the lateral cable…

Pros
  • Excellent overall performance
Cons
  • Doubtful