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Woods 14650006-6 Shockshield White GFCI Plug with Surge Protection; Prefect for Power Tools; Portable Compact Size; Prevents Unmonitored Equipment Startup; Ideal for Indoor Use; 120V/15A
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Woods 14650006-6 Shockshield White GFCI Plug with Features
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INDOOR USE: Provides GFCI and single mode surge protection with any appliance or tool used indoors
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Versatile GFCI Tool: This GFCI electrical device tool is great for electrical safety for job sites, workshops, and at home
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A Tool for Any Situation: Whatever you're up against at home or at the jobsite, Southwire has a tool that will make your work more convenient and efficient
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Tools You Can Trust: Southwire tools are made from high-quality materials and are built to last
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Delivering Power Responsibly: Southwire is known for providing innovative products and services and delivering on our promises
About Woods 14650006-6 Shockshield White GFCI Plug With
Product Description Nearly one in two new homes built in the United States contains our wire, and we produce half of the cable used to transmit and distribute electricity throughout the nation. More than half of the world’s refined copper passes through one of our SCR systems, our tools & equipment business continues to grow, and our wire plays a key role in the manufacturing of other products, including automotive wiring harnesses and electrical motors. Southwire is a family-owned company operating in a globally competitive industry. As owners, we are proud of the company’s legacy and good standing in the community. Southwire’s success is rooted in hard work, social responsibility and innovation, and we believe that sustaining these core values is vital to the company’s future. From the Manufacturer The primary cause of shock and electrocution in the home is an electrical condition known as Ground Fault. The problem is so extensive that the National Electrical Code mandates the use of Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters for all bathroom, kitchen, basement and garage outlets in all new homes in the US. Even so, over 170 million Americans live in homes built before this mandate was put in effect, and are hence vulnerable to shock or electrocution from ground faults. The Portable GFCI Tri-Cord has built-in electronic circuitry which monitors electrical current and shuts off power in just 25/1000?s of a second if a ground fault is present. Indoors, it is perfect for use in the basement, garage or workshop.
