TORK Turtle™ Extra-Duty In-Use Weatherproof Outlet Cover

August 25, 2025

The TORK Turtle™ weatherproof outlet cover provides all the durable resistance of a turtle’s shell, with an innovative dome shape that lasts a lifetime. Made from UV stabilized polycarbonate featuring large cord knockouts.

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TORK Turtle Features

  • Built with incredible durability, this cover excels in demanding commercial or residential environments and outperforms the competition in strength testing
  • Indoor or Outdoor Use: Weatherproof design endures harsh outdoor conditions with no loss in functionality, making this the ideal dual-gang outlet cover for wet locations
  • Easy to Install: Follow the simple instructions on the package to install this cover and remove the cord knockout(s) for use on switch, GFCI or duplex outlets
  • UL-Tested for Performance: TORK time switches are known for their innovation and quality, traits that we bring to the UL-tested design of this heavy-duty outlet cover
  • Professional Quality: Professional contractors, electricians and tradespeople know that the TORK name guarantees professional-grade performance and code compliance

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