RENU® 20 Amp Tamper-Resistant Outlet/Receptacle, Prairie Sage

RER20-PS

Renu Tamper-Resistant Duplex Receptacle/Outlet, 20 Amp, 125 Volt, NEMA 5-20R, Side Wired & Back Wired - Prairie Sage

SAFE – Two Tamper-Resistant receptacles for improved safety, TR symbol located on strap
CONVENIENT – Features a shallow design that easily installs in any wallbox, back and side wiring options allow for quick installation
FLEXIBLE – Once installed, Renu outlets can be updated to a new color by ordering an RKR20 color...

Color: Prairie Sage

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UPC Code: 078477535554

Country of Origin : China

NEMA 5-20R

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Product Features
Amperage : 20 A
Color : Prairie Sage
Color Change Kit : RKR20
Device Type : Duplex Outlet
Grounding : Self-Grounding Clip and Green Ground Screw
NEMA : 5-20R
Product Family : Renu
Ratings : 20A-125V
Standards and Certifications : cULus
Termination : Back & Side
Torque Range : 14 – 18 in.-lbs
Type : Duplex Receptacle
Warranty : 5-Year Limited

20A-125V
Tamper-resistant to meet the child safety requirements of the National Electrical Code®
Built-in shutters help prevent access by most foreign objects
Available in 20 popular colors to match any décor
Once installed, Renu outlets can be updated to a new color by ordering an RKR20 color change kit
Outlet face easily snaps OFF and ON to change color
To complete the look, snap on a matching or contrasting Renu screwless wallplate (sold separately)
Turns the electrical device into a decorative, easily updated accessory
Shallow size is easy to install in any wallbox
Self-grounded when installed in a properly grounded metal wallbox
Back and side wired for fast, easy installation
Terminals designed to withstand high torque and resist wire pullout
15A tamper-resistant outlet is also available
Use only with Renu wallplates

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