Faith 20A GFCI Outlet, Non-Tamper-Resistant GFI Duplex Receptacles with LED Indicator, Self-Test Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter with Wall Plate, ETL Listed, Ivory

People who believe we live in the 1950s and are attempting to wrap wire around screws account for the majority of negative reviews. This is no longer the case; You don't bend your wire to wrap it around the screw; instead, you simply push it up under the plate and tighten the screw. The wire does not have to be bent into a u shape. br>br>The device is in perfect working order. It's simple to set up and shallow enough to replace an old two-prong plug in an older home. Make sure you order the correct 15 amp or 20 amp version. Check the breaker box for the switch that connects to the new plug. The switch will be marked with a number, such as 15, or 20, which will indicate which one to order. br>br>Because the faceplate is smaller than most, some touch-up paint may be required.

Clyde Barnes

| Apr 27, 2021

Despite passing a preliminary test, it appears to have been damaged when I pushed it into the small electrical box. br>br>12 wire for a 20-foot cable br>br> As you push the receptacle into the electrical box, the amp circuit is forced to fold in on itself. This design appears to be unsuitable for the job. Despite the fact that there was no evidence of surface damage, the installation failed after I finished it. The green light flickered while testing with a nightlight, and the items in downstream outlets were left without power. The return was accepted without a hitch by Amazon. br>br>Even though Amazon didn't show it when I bought the Faith receptacle, I found an equivalent Leviton receptacle for a few dollars more on Amazon. I had to look up the model number for Leviton: GFNT2- The Leviton receptacle is a fraction of an inch smaller, which is ideal for a small electrical box.

Trey Atkinson

| Nov 28, 2021

It failed after two months of operation with only one LED outdoor light set to dusk to dawn. There are no burn marks or visible evidence, and the device simply will not reset! I even purchased two! The second one, hopefully, will last at least a year. I'll post an update if "Faith Electric" corrects it (or if the second one fails).

Stanley Contreras

| Apr 19, 2021

It kept kicking off every two hours or so the other day, and I couldn't figure out why. I looked at everything I could think of to figure out what was causing it to go crazy. It was tripping despite the fact that there was nothing plugged into any of the garage outlets. It couldn't possibly be the GFI I replaced just a few days ago. Finally, I considered the possibility that the GFI had gone bad after only a month. I came here to read the reviews, and it appears that this is a common issue with the GFI products made by this company. I spent the extra $3 on a Leviton GFI, which solved the problem. I would avoid this product and instead spend the extra money to get a good brand name one, install it, and forget about it!.

Ellianna Harrison

| Jan 18, 2021

I installed a 20 amp (overrated) on a dedicated circuit for a freezer with a thermostat that turns it on and off, but I'm not sure if it's the GFCI or the brand. Every three days, it would make a trip. I installed a 15 amp circuit breaker inside the garage, which will cut power momentarily or completely as you plug in devices without tripping it. The devices will sometimes work, but then the entire 2 gang box will be unpowered, despite the fact that the GFCI has not been tripped. Short-run circuits that have never been seen before. Personally, I believe it is the manufacturer's fault.

Ayden McCarty

| Feb 24, 2021

They'd display the following error messages: Reversed Hot and Ground, as well as Open Neutral. It was a complete waste of time; I ordered three more of a different brand and they work perfectly. These are not something I would recommend.

Cassandra Fowler

| Mar 08, 2021

I decided to take the risk because this was only a few dollars cheaper than the 20A at the big box. The manufacturing quality appears to be comparable to that of other items I've purchased in the past. A gfci that was tripping all the time was replaced. So far, everything has gone according to plan - Although there is likely to be some leakage downstream, this one hasn't been too picky so far. Can you tell which one was the big box and which one was this?.

Mabel Caldwell

| Feb 10, 2021

These are professionally installed with line and load rules followed throughout, and the odd one will go off even if nothing is plugged in when something downstream is!.

Legend Bass

| Jan 18, 2021