15A SmartlockPro® Self-Test GFCI Combination 24W (4.8A) Type A/C USB In-Wall Charger Outlet

EIN Leviton GCFI 625

October 5, 2022

15 Amp, 125 Volt Receptacle/Outlet, 20 Amp Feed-Through, Tamper-Resistant, Self-Test SmartlockPro® Self-Test GFCI Combination Type A/C USB In-Wall Charger, Wire Leads, NEMA 5-15R, 24W (4.8 Amps), Type-A/C USB Chargers, screws and self-grounding clip included – White.

  • SAFE – Delivers continuous ground fault protection, automatically self-tests to ensure it can respond to a ground fault
  • FAST CHARGING – Smart chip technology provides over 2X the charging power of other GFCI USB outlets for a faster charge
  • CODE REQUIRED – Fulfill NEC® requirements anywhere GFCI protection is needed
  • SIMPLE – Status indicator light provides simple, intuitive feedback
  • INSTALL – Requires extra deep wallbox for installation

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