GFCI and Extension Cord Electrical Safety Precautions

GFCI and Extension Cord Electrical Safety Precautions

Extension cords are common and convenient, but when used without proper safety precautions they can become fire hazards and pose risks to worker safety.

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RADNOR TRI TAP with GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) is a 2', 12 gauge extension cord that can be used by directly plugging into a receptacle or as an addition to an existing extension cord. The three outlets on the end allow use of mulitple items on one cord (check manufacturer ratings of appliances or tools to make sure cord capacity is not exceeded). The GFCI acts as a safety device that constantly checks current flow for loss of current.

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