ESD Tech 10-Pack 15A GFCI Wall Outlet Receptacles for Home Safety

K.Benge: I installed this in our bathroom because I was adding an outlet, and needed it to be GFCI protected. It was pretty straightforward to install, but you should have some understanding of electrical wiring.

It works fine, but the tamper proof flaps are a little bit difficult to push some plugs into. My wife struggles to plug some items into this outlet, because it seems to be fairly stiff, and you have to push fairly hard to push the tamper resistant flaps back. Otherwise seems to be working great.

United States on Oct 16, 2021

Mojave702: I use this to teach my students about GFCI outlets in their bathrooms at homes. Works great for direct instruction

United States on Jun 27, 2021

Joe T.: Easy to install, just cut power, remove old outlet, connect new outlet same way.
Green light is *very* bright, lights up my bathroom at night.

United States on Jun 25, 2021

KC Jones: I did not have any 'bad' ones as others have noted. All the ones I put in worked fine. BUT they're a pain to put in versus the other ones I've used (e.g. Leviton). Why?

1) if you want/need to wrap the wire around a screw, rather than back-wire them, they're tough. The screws don't stay "out" when they're loose, but rather are free to move in and out. Result is if you want/need to wire them the 'old fashioned' way, you have to be a contortionist to hold the outlet upside down and try to tease the wire on without pushing the screw in.

2) If you inadvertently (or otherwise) remove a screw, the nut it goes into falls down inside and you can't get it back in. Result = useless outlet. Personally I prefer (when replacing existing outlets) to remove the screws, use the existing "loop end" of the wire, put the screw through that and re-insert it into the outlet versus unbending and re-bending the wire. That's not an option with these.

If you know FOR SURE you are going to back-wire these AND you're careful not to back a screw out inadvertently, they're fine

United States on Apr 01, 2019

A retired guy: Good value. Quality product and the company cares! Good instructions were included and I received two emails from them offering if I needed it.

Only negative I saw was the ground lug was on top (as it should for safety), but I prefer the ground below power. I just turned the outlet upside down.

United States on Jan 06, 2019