Tamper-Resistant Receptacles Wiring Device-Kellems Tamper-Resistant...NOT Plug Resistant®
Open the catalog to page 1Tamper-Resistant...NOT Plug Resistant® Conventional Technology Ramp Mechanism Most tamper-resistant receptacles use a spring-loaded sliding ramp shutter mechanism in the body of the receptacle. There are some drawbacks to this type of mechanism. Sharp edges on plug blades could dig into the ramps, making plug insertion difficult. Damaged or weak plugs make the situation worse. A quick online search will show videos from homeowners and electricians, complaining about TR receptacles. Hubbell Patented Technology Patented Cam Action Mechanism Hubbell heard these customer concerns, driving our product...
Open the catalog to page 2Tamper-Resistant—Safety Made Easy The Hubbell Solution Hubbell’s patented Cam Action Technology makes inserting a plug as easy as plugging into a standard receptacle. This design has been incorporated into our Industrial, Hospital, Commercial and Residential receptacles. This broad offering ensures the right quality product for all projects. 2017 National Electrical Code® Change According to the NFPA®, approximately 2,400 children suffer severe shock and burns from sticking objects into unprotected receptacles. 2017 section 406.12 requires all non-locking 15and 20-ampere, 125- and 250-volt receptacles...
Open the catalog to page 3HBL Extra Heavy Duty Duplex Back and side wired Residential Tamper- and Weather Resistant Duplex Push and side wired Push and side wired Hubbell-PRO Hospital Grade Duplex Back and side wired Black Brown Ivory Light Almond White Back and side wired Brown Ivory Light Almond White Residential Single Tamper-Resistant Only Single Side wired Side wired Commercial Specification Grade Duplex Side wired only Black Brown Ivory Light Almond White Permanently Marked Receptacles Duplex One Controlled Face, Split Circuit Black Brown Ivory Light Almond White Back and side wired Duplex Two...
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