Effortless Installation – Install your GFCI plug in minutes! Simply connect the live (BLK), earth (GRN), and neutral (WHT) wires to the labeled screws, tighten them securely, and close the cover — no special tools or expertise required.
Quick & Easy Installation – Installing this GFCI adapter is simple and hassle-free. Just connect the live wire (BLK), earth wire (GRN), and null wire (WHT) to the corresponding screws, tighten them, and close the cover.
Quick & Easy Installation – Installing this GFCI adapter is simple and hassle-free. Just connect the live wire (BLK), earth wire (GRN), and null wire (WHT) to the corresponding screws, tighten them, and close the cover.
Quick & Easy Installation – Installing this GFCI adapter is simple and hassle-free. Just connect the live wire (BLK), earth wire (GRN), and null wire (WHT) to the corresponding screws, tighten them, and close the cover.
Quick & Easy Installation – Installing this GFCI adapter is simple and hassle-free. Just connect the live wire (BLK), earth wire (GRN), and null wire (WHT) to the corresponding screws, tighten them, and close the cover.
✅【Easy to Install】Ground fault circuit interrupter with surge protection. Just respectively connect 2 pcs of wires to joint screws marked BLK (live wire) and WHT (null wire). Then screw down and close the cover.
✅【Easy to Install】Ground fault circuit interrupter with surge protection. Just respectively connect 2 pcs of wires to joint screws marked BLK (live wire) and WHT (null wire). Then screw down and close the cover.
✅【Easy to Install】Ground fault circuit interrupter with surge protection. Just respectively connect 2 pcs of wires to joint screws marked BLK (live wire) and WHT (null wire). Then screw down and close the cover.
Quick & Easy Installation – Installing this GFCI adapter is simple and hassle-free. Just connect the live wire (BLK), earth wire (GRN), and null wire (WHT) to the corresponding screws, tighten them, and close the cover.
(2) It will trip off when it detects current loss, to protect people from electric shock. How to Test?. b) Plug the GFCI plug itself into a regular outlet and check if the green indicator light is ON.
