GFCI Outlet Receptacle 15Amp WR - UL Listed TR Tamper Duplex Resistance and WR Weather Resistance Receptacle with LED Indicator for Bedroom/Office/Bathroom/Outdoor

Good value and prompt delivery.

If you are not an electrician, be sure to read the directions. It was difficult to connect the wires without understanding how the screws worked. It took me three times as long because this product was new to me. Once I mastered it, it was quite simple and took a very short time to install. Good product but read the instructions and figure out how the screws operate.

Easy to install and use.

Ideal fit and appearance. Worked as advertised on installation. Do not know about longevity. Good buy for a 20 amp.

This outlet was one of the easiest to install. The Direction sheet that came with it wasvery easy to understand. It looks like it will stand up against any of the named outlets.

DO NOT BUY! The screw holes for the side terminals are garbage as are the conductor plates. I spent literally more than an HOUR trying to tighten neutral wire on the line side and only managed to strip the threading clean off TWO terminal screws before giving up. the hole stripped them. it also became so recessed from trying to get the threads to grab that, with the wire under it, the screw could no longer reach in far enough to thread it once the first half of the screw thread had been wiped off.absolutely mind blowing how crappy this outlet was. I've never had so much trouble doing what should've been an extremely quick and easy task. how do you screw up a screw hole? oh but thats not even everything. the hot terminal on the line side was THREADED THE OPPOSITE WAY. "lefty tighty, righty loosey." was that terminal outsourced to Australia? folks, I don't even touch the load terminals. just 2 out of the 4 and both were so poorly made that this company should be out of business. it should be a violation of law to sell a GFCI outlet with such subpar manufacturing, parts, labor, and quality control.oh and the terminals also didn't provide enough clearance on the sides and top for the wire to easily slip around the screw. I had to go straight in on the side and hope for so e grab to wrap it around. (no grab btw). so you can imagine how fun it was to have to insert the hot wire from the left side of the screw but tighten it the opposite direction because it's from down under.I didn't look but I bet I know where this product was made. WHY DO WE KEEP LETTING THEM SELL US GARBAGE PRODUCTS?? there is no way I will ever trust my family's safety with a product from this company ever again.ps- you owe me $50 for labor, and you should be shut down immediately just for being so incompetent at what you do for a living.

good part

Using this to replace one that went bad. Like the fact that it has a red or green light showing that it is tripped and active