Your cart is empty.
Your cart is empty.
20A Feed-Through * GFCI CLASS A * GW20
UL Listed File #E-504391
UL Listed File #E-201388 for the plate
UL Standard 943 Class A(GFCI) and498 (Receptacles)
Meets the latest UL requirements
Limited Three-Year Product Warranty
Patented US/CN
Meets and exceeds 10 kA short circuit testing andUnderwriters.
Laboratories (UL) UL943safety standards 5thEdition.
Mechanical structureensures that the GFCIcan be tripped poweredoff in any state.
Tamper resistantmodels comply with2017 NEC Article 406.12 for all dwellingunits.
Performs periodicself-tests to ensureintegrity of GFCI.
Line-load miswiringprotection for safetyinstallation.
Prevents miswiredline-load connectionsand GFCi circuitrydamage.
20A feed-through rating.Thickened silver contacts reducingtemperature rise.
Matching standardsize thermoplasticwallplate included.
Dustin Floyd
2025-09-04 15:30:55
A few years ago, my wife and I found a silly web comic illustrating people going gaga over a cute cat: "You're a cat! And there you are!" It's become one of those catchphrases we trade back and forth as an inside joke anytime we need to comment on something that really doesn't need a comment.I kinda feel that way about this outlet. It's an outlet! And... there it is! It installs just like you'd expect a newer GFCI outlet to install, and it works just like one, too. Nothing interesting on the good or bad - it just works. Which is *exactly* what you want from something this basic. It is fairly inexpensive, which is a plus... but that's about the only thing worth a comment. Otherwise, uh, plug something in and move on with your life, I guess.
honestreviews
2025-08-31 10:54:20
This 20 amp GFCI outlet by BLUESKY REBECCA works well and it was super easy to install. It took me less than 10 minutes for the whole swap process and most of that was spent on walking to the subpanel and back to turn the breaker off and on. It looks great and even comes with a wall plate, which the more expensive GFCIs at local hardware stores do not, so it's a fantastic value. The connections are the stabs which aren't as good as the wrap type, but I pulled on the wires and they were held firmly in-place by the set screws. Would highly recommend this if you have dead GFCIs that need replacements or you want to upgrade your 15 amps since some kitchen appliances nowadays draw more than 1800w.
Emily G
2025-07-23 14:05:43
I had a broken GFCI in my garage that needed replacement. I was able to easily swap it out in about 5 minutes (after about 30 minutes looking for a screwdriver).It has the backstab connections. I don’t typically like them, but I like these. You push the wire in, then tighten the terminal screw. So I feel confident it will stay in place.It is built well, worked perfectly after install during the test, and has a green light when it’s working and properly installed.It’s also (at the time I ordered and reviewed) a good value compared to a local box store.The only thing I’d like to see different is the light to be a little brighter as it’s somewhat hard to see if the room is lit up.Hope that helps.
H.F.
2025-05-19 10:50:26
I've had an outlet in my bathroom that's made me uneasy for awhile now. It wasn't grounded and one plug looked a little burned, so I just didn't use it. My fiance said I needed a GFCI 20 amp outlet so I grabbed this one. He installed it really fast with no issues. It looks awesome, fresh and simple. I like the light on it, so I know its working as expected. Now I want to get another one so the outlets in the bathroom match. The only thing I'll mention is that it's smaller than my previous one so I need to spackle and paint but that's not a big deal. I'm also really happy about the price for a good quality outlet.
Dr. Help
2025-04-11 15:19:52
Unfortunately, this GFCI outlet does not work. It keeps tripping. I purchased another one which does work which indicates that something is wrong with this particular outlet and not the circuit. Overall it seems well made, and is UL listed so I was hoping it would work but unfortunately, that's not the case. I will update this review if needed based on further experience.
Jimmie B
2025-02-14 11:22:43
If it were easier to attach the wire by screws I would have gave them five stars. But a 20 amp UL GFI for 10 bucks is an awesome deal. I would buy again. Just push in instead of wire wrap.
Daniel Moore
2025-01-06 14:58:52
I've got a house that was built without any GFCI outlets. I was needing to replace them in 3 bathrooms and the kitchen. This one is affordable enough I can finally afford to get them put in everywhere I need them. They are built well, and I like the features that make it easier to install. They look great once installed and they work well.
GlowingAnt
2024-11-18 12:49:49
This is a nice quality regular sized GFCI outlet. Regular means bulky. It needs to be installed in deep electric outlet box. It helps to use 14 gauge wire as pigtail. With 12 gauge wire, it might be harder to maneuver the positions. The terminals use new generation design and no loop of wire is needed. The outlet performs as expected consistently upon testing. At current price of less than $10. It's a great buy.
Recommended Products
