Electrical Safety

SHOCK SHIELD 15A INLINE GFCI WITH 12/3 2' CORD WITH LIT TRI-SOURCE END

Southwire #: 26020008-6 Model #: 26020008-6

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Shockshield in-line GFCI ensures protection from dangerous current leakage that can cause electrical shock and possible electrocution.

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SHOCK SHIELD 15A INLINE GFCI WITH 12/3 2' CORD WITH LIT TRI-SOURCE END

Features & Benefits

GFCI with 4-6mA trip point
Less than 25mS trip response time
Manual Reset
Provides compliance with NEC 2008 Article 590.6 for Temporary Installations
Custom cable gauges, lengths and terminations available by special order
Applications: Plant maintenance, equipment service and construction sites

Specifications

Model #	26020008-6 26020008-6
UPC #	024098902145 024098902145
Product Height	13.0 33.02	inch cm
Product Width	2.0 5.08	inch cm
Depth	10.25 26.04	inch cm
Product Weight	1.4 0.64	lbs kg
Maximum Amps	15 15
CUL Certified	Yes Yes
Cord Length (ft) (cm)	2 60.96
Gauge	12/3 12/3
Material	SJTW SJTW

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Can this product be pluged into an extention cord if the extention cord is plugged into a GFCI protected outlet?

Asked by: capcross

Typically, 2 GFCI's would not want to be used together as they will produce nuisance tripping. There is no safety hazard in doing so, but if used in this fashion, the GFCI on the assembly may trip unexpectedly and in unpredictable circumstances. This is because the components inside 1 GFCI may act as a trigger and trick the 2nd GFCI into fault state.

Answered by: Southwire1

Date published: 2021-07-07

My 26020008-6 is constantly tripping and shows condensation in the reset window. It is clearing taking on water. How can I obtain a new gasket? Thanks.

Asked by: DDub

We are happy to help! Please contact our team at 855-798-6657 for assistance with replacement.

Answered by: SW Tools

Date published: 2020-11-20

can i get a download specification on item: 14880023-6

Asked by: louis portillo

For us to better help you with your question please contact our team at 855-798-6657 and we will be happy to assist.

Answered by: SW Tools

Date published: 2020-03-12

Is this product considered a Class A CFCI?

Asked by: Sam C

Yes, this is a class A (trips between 4-6 mA) GFCI.

Answered by: Southwire

Date published: 2019-10-02