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Patented Auto-Monitor Every 5 Seconds
This is the newer model of our original GFCI plug of G1215PM2. This GFCI outlet will automatically conducts a self-test (auto-monitor) every 5 seconds to ensure the GFCI is continually working to protect people from electrocution, which exceeds the UL standards of self-test frequency of 3 hours.
0.025 Seconds to Break the Circuit
When the leakage current in the circuit or load equipment or the ground neutral fault reaches the 4mA~6mA, the GFCI plug can break the circuit automatically within 0.025 Seconds (25ms).
Long Service Life
The GFCI Plug is designed to withstand 20KV, 10KA voltage surge, while UL943 only requires 6KV, 10KA.
This GFCI plug could be used normally in the operating temperature of -31 to 150.8℉ (-35℃ to 66℃).
Always Safe
GFCI features surge protection and lightning protection function withstanding 6 kilovolts test.
Performed 6000+ times factory tests, which is twice the testing times of UL standard.
UL Listed
Strictly tested as per or exceeds UL943 requirements.
How to Choose A Portable GFCI Plug from ELEGRP?
2-prong or 3-prong
Check if your power device is with a 2-prong 2 wire or a 3-prong 3 wire plug.
Automatic or Manual Reset Model
Automatic GFCI plug restores automatically restores power connected equipment after an initial plug-in or a power interruption. For applications where automatic restoration of power does not pose a thread or safety risk, automatic reset GFCIs can be used. Such as power pressure washers, pumps on pool spas, cooler and vending machines.
Manual GFCI plug requires the user to press the reset button after initial plug-in or a power interruption. If automatic restoration of power poses a thread or safety risk, manual reset GFCI devices are recommended. Such as dangerous power tools or lawn equipment.
GFCI Plugs or In-line GFCIs
For the GFCI plugs, the plug and GFCI are integrated.
For the In-line GFCIs, the plug is separate from the GFCI, and the plug is small, so it works better with waterproof boxes when it is used outdoor.
How to Install?
Remove the insulation from each circuit conductor approx. 1” (25mm).
Insert hot wire (black) into the hole under the brass-colored screw. Insert neutral wire (white) under the silver-colored screw. Tighten the screws clockwise.
Install the strain-relief clamp over the outer cable exterior to help prevent a pulling force from pulling the wires out from the screws that are supplying the electricity.
Install the rear cover and tighten up the screws to finish installation. There is a rubber seal around it to making this GFCI plug water Resistant.
How to Test?
To test if the GFCI plug works normally for electric leakage, please follow the steps below:
a) Remove the GFCI plug from your electrical device.
b) Plug the GFCI plug itself into a regular outlet and check if the green indicator light is ON.
c) Press the TEST button and check if the green indicator light is OFF.
d) Press the RESET button and check if the green indicator light is ON.
If the GFCI plug passes the test, then the GFCI plug is working to protect you. When the GFCI plug keeps tripping after power is restored, there might be a risk of electric leakage for your electrical device, and the GFCI plug will shut down the power immediately and protect people from possible electric shock hazards.
For your own safety, please kindly contact professional electricians and resolve the electric leakage.
John
2025-09-05 15:34:20
I borrowed an old AC window unit from my son-in-law a long time ago. It got left out and forgotten on my patio for a year or so before I finally decided I should maybe return the thing. Of course it didn't work after all that exposure. However, with a minimum of troubleshooting I discovered that the only real problem was that the installed GFCI replacement plug had gotten water inside and had rust crusties everywhere. I got this to see if it would fix the problem. It was easy to install and worked perfectly to restore the unit to full functionality. I have now returned it and my stepson doesn't know that I nearly ruined it. Everybody is happy. Good product. Highly recommend.
Palmetto59
2025-08-14 14:17:10
Replacing the plug connection for my Greenworks Pressure washer. The Original would not reset, so I had no power to the unit. I was able to unscrew the plug, and the connection was TWO Leads, the load and neutral. Easy to unscrew the leads from the plug and connect them to the Replacement Plug Assembly. Using a small Phillips Screwdriver and took just a few minutes. Works great, resets with test button. Not difficult to complete this process.
scott
2025-07-19 12:50:37
Perfect replacement. Worked like a charm. Easy install!
Thomas J. Scanlon
2025-07-12 11:22:01
This replacement plug was super easy. Took me just a few minutes to replace. Works great!
SFC USA, Ret
2025-06-17 16:17:27
The original GFCI plug on our pressure washer got run over. This was easy to install, seems well-made and it works perfectly. Be sure that you select the correct one based on how many conductors you have. Mine only had two so of course I bought the two conductor version. If you have a ground prong on your original plug, you need the 3 conductor version.
Heartz Teehee'e
2025-06-01 13:16:45
Thanks so much. Brought my pressure washer right back to life and was very easy to replace. A very close match, could use some better waterproofing at the wire connection.
L. McManus
2025-05-26 16:12:52
If I could give this thing more stars I would. I purchased a sun joe power washer about three years ago to replace my old one. But and after just one use it stopped working. So got the old one out. Every year I would get it out and fiddle with it. Owners manual was worthless. So many sad customer service posts. And where to have it fixed. Shipping. Even my handy son in law had no idea what was wrong. Then this year I saw plenty of posts the plug was bad. Could it be? I was at try this or just throw it out and live with the old one. So I went for it. The instructions are short and sweet. The screws on the sun joe were so tight couldn’t budge them free. I thought what the heck. This will either work or I am throwing it out. So I cut off the old one. Stripped the wires. Attached this and that. Screwed the top on. Time to run the test and figured it came down to this will work or not and send it back, keep using the sad but working old washer, or get zapped. Nervously I plugged it in and followed the directions for the test. It worked. Really? Hooked up the water and bam. Works great. Have a Sun Joe power washer that won’t work. Change the plug. If I can do it anyone can.
Nicholas De Leon
2025-05-17 12:59:03
The picture with both gfci plugs, on the left was the old gfci plug. I have had my Ryobi 2000 PSI, 1.2 gpm pressure washer for about a year now and all of a sudden it crapped out on me. I plugged it in, it didn't Wana turn on nor did the green light turn on, on the gfci. Highly recommend ordering this gfci plug from Amazon and not home depot cause it's a couple dollars cheaper and ships faster. One delivery to be exact. It does come with 2 strain relief clamps so make sure you read on the wires which AWG your hot and neutral are. Once I hooked everything up, my pressure washer turned on right away. Always make sure the green light is on, on the gfci plug. Definitely worth It! 👌ðŸ¼
Cliente de
2025-03-13 17:36:44
El producto fue de remplazo asà que cumple las expectativas de uso para el aparato que se requiere
Miguel
2025-02-26 21:58:49
Lo compré para reemplazr el conector de una hidrolavadora. Funcionó perfecto
mitchell
2024-12-29 12:30:35
Easy to install
Leonel Aguilar
2024-12-23 11:44:54
Reparación hidrolavadora
Obdulia.
2024-12-08 18:16:51
No tiene lo que hace tierra y el botón de resetear.
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