🔌 Legrand 1597TRWPDB Self-Test Screwless Resistant Outlet Cover Review

This is the product you need and think about when things go wrong (like a hurricane destroying things) or upgrades like a bathroom or kitchen renovation. GFCIs are important as this usually means the outlet is near water or moisture, so I'm leaning toward the types I've used in the past. This is what I used before so I wanted to try it. Installation was pretty easy, it was what I expected. If you've ever swapped out an outlet, I think you should be able to. But first be sure, turn off the power

later This is a great GFCI socket. Installing it in my bathroom was very easy and the outlet looks every bit as nice as a GFCI outlet can. The instructions were detailed and easy for those unfamiliar with electrical work. It's a fairly thin GFCI, which is a good thing as it gives more room in the box for the wires and means you don't have to deal with wires as much if you have a lot of them in the box. It comes in multiple colors, but white is great for our location. There are two things I…

I replaced a miswired outlet in my living room with this Legrand Pass & Seymour GFIC outlet and I'm pleased to know our home is a little safer now is. (I used a Sperry Instruments GFI6302 GFCI outlet/socket tester to identify bad outlets.) The polarity has been reversed, which may make it unsafe. Legrand designed this product to be very user-friendly. The installation instructions are excellent and helped me install 2 cables (step 7B on the diagram). I can do housework but I consider myself a…