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    Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

    Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

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    		1301530100 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company PLUG MANUAL 5-15A GFCI 120VAC - Plug, Field Wireable 120V
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    		1301530178 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company 30A IN-LINE GFCI W/PLUG CONN 130153 - -
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    		1301530151 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company 20A IN-LINE GFCI W/PLUG CONN 130153 - -
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    		SB6100-201-0 Hamlin / Littelfuse SHOCK BLOCK 480V GFCI NEMA ENCL Shock-Block™ SB6000 - 480V
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    		PGFP-A11 Sensata Technologies, Airpax PLUG GFCI 120VAC 15/20A AUTORST PGFP Plug, Field Wireable 120V
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    		1301530150 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company 20A IN-LINE GFCI W/PLUG CONN 130153 - -
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    		1301530019 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company PLUG/CONNECT 15A GFCI INLINE 18" Safe-T-Chek In-Line Splice with 18" Leads 120V
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    		PGFM-211-B-A2-188 Sensata Technologies, Airpax GROUND FAULT PROTECTION MODULE PGFM Sensing Module 120/240V
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    		1301530198 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company 30A IN-LINE GFCI W/PLUG CONN 130153 - -
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    		1301350246 Affinity Medical Technologies - a Molex company ANGLED PWR DIST BOX 15A/125V - Outlet Box 125V

    About Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

    Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) are critical safety devices employed in the electronics industry to protect against electrical shocks and potential electrocution hazards. GFCIs monitor the balance of current flowing through the hot and neutral conductors. If a ground fault is detected, indicating current leakage to an unintended path (such as through a person), the GFCI quickly interrupts the circuit, preventing harm. GFCIs are widely used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications, particularly in areas with high moisture levels, such as kitchens and bathrooms, where electrical safety is of utmost importance.