A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter, or GFCI, protects the user against ground faults. When the GFCI detects a ground fault or current imbalance, it cuts off power to the circuit to protect against electrical shock or electrocution, as well as fires.
You can commonly find GFCI outlets installed in areas exposed to water, like bathrooms or kitchens. A portable GFCI brings this GFCI protection to more temporary locations, like job or construction sites. They may also see use in outdoor applications.
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Ericson offers a selection of portable GFCI options, including their Protector series of commercial grade options and their XG2 industrial grade series. Their Protector Series offers the following benefits:
Their industrial grade the XG2 series offers these unique features:
Portable outlet boxes allow access to power in hard-to-reach or temporary power locations like construction or jobsites. They allow convenient access so workers can safely use power cords, power tools, and other electrical devices without needing a metal junction box. They often feature a high moisture, impact, and corrosion resistance.
Ericson offers various industrial grade outlet box options. Their 6000 series features both pendant and feed-thru options as well as standard and extra deep versions.
The 6100 series feature pendant style outlet boxes with flip covers. Like the 6000 series, the 6100 series also offers standard and extra deep options.
The 8000 series features double gang outlet boxes. These double gang receptacles come in a variety of cover plate options.