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Bryant GFWRST15 Self-Test Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Receptacle, 15A

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Bryant GFWRST15 Self-Test Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Receptacle, 15A

The Bryant GFWRST15 is a 15A self-test Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacle from the Bryant GFWRST series, engineered to provide continuous ground-fault protection at the outlet with automatic self-monitoring. Rather than relying on a manual test button alone, this self-test design periodically verifies that the GFCI protection circuit is functioning, helping ensure the device is ready to respond if a ground fault occurs. Built for the demands of everyday residential and commercial wiring, the GFWRST15 combines a familiar receptacle footprint with added peace of mind for electricians, facility managers, and property owners alike. As part of Bryant's broader wiring device lineup, this 15A GFCI receptacle is intended as a straightforward, code-conscious upgrade wherever ground-fault protection is called for on a 15-amp circuit.

Key Features

  • 15A Rating: Sized for standard 15-amp branch circuits commonly found in residential and light commercial applications.
  • Self-Test Technology: Automatically monitors the GFCI protection circuit on a recurring basis, reducing reliance on manual testing alone and helping flag a fault condition sooner.
  • Ground Fault Protection: Continuously monitors current flow and is designed to interrupt power in the event of a ground fault, helping reduce the risk of electric shock at the receptacle.
  • GFWRST Series Design: Part of Bryant's GFWRST self-test receptacle series, built for straightforward installation in standard outlet boxes alongside other Bryant wiring devices.
  • Receptacle Form Factor: Retains a standard receptacle profile, allowing it to be used as a drop-in upgrade wherever GFCI protection is required or desired.
  • Model GFWRST15: Clearly identified within the GFWRST family by its 15A amperage designation for easy specification and reordering.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Laundry Areas
  • Garages, Basements, and Outdoor Receptacle Locations
  • Commercial and Light Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Renovation and Retrofit Projects Requiring GFCI Upgrades
  • New Construction Wiring on 15A Branch Circuits
  • Facilities Standardizing on Self-Test GFCI Devices for Easier Maintenance

Why Bryant?

Bryant has long been a trusted name in electrical wiring devices, and the GFWRST15 self-test GFCI receptacle reflects that focus on dependable, code-conscious performance. By automating the verification of ground-fault protection, this 15A receptacle helps electrical professionals and property owners maintain safer circuits with less manual upkeep, cutting down on the routine manual testing that other GFCI receptacles require. Choose the Bryant GFWRST15 for reliable, self-monitoring ground-fault protection on 15-amp circuits, backed by Bryant's reputation for quality electrical wiring devices.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Amperage Rating:
15A
Series:
GFWRST
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Bryant GFWRST15 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Bryant GFWRST15 work on a 20-amp kitchen circuit?
No. The GFWRST15 is a 15A device and belongs on 15-amp branch circuits. Kitchen small-appliance circuits in newer construction are commonly 20A with 12 AWG wire, and those openings need a 20A GFCI receptacle instead. Match the receptacle rating to the breaker, not to the box.
2) What does self-test mean on a Bryant GFWRST GFCI receptacle, and do I still have to press the test button?
The self-test circuit periodically checks on its own that the ground-fault protection is still working, so the device flags a fault condition without waiting for someone to walk the building pressing buttons. That is the point of the GFWRST series for a property manager with dozens of outlets. It does not eliminate the test/reset buttons on the face, and manual testing on whatever schedule your facility follows is still good practice, but the routine burden is much lower than on a non self-test GFCI.
3) Can I use the GFWRST15 to replace a plain 15A outlet in a bathroom or garage?
Yes, that is a common use for it. The GFWRST15 keeps a standard receptacle profile and installs in standard outlet boxes, so it swaps in where a conventional 15A receptacle sits, adding ground-fault protection at the outlet. Bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, garages, basements and outdoor locations are exactly the spots it is meant for. Box depth is the usual catch on retrofits: GFCI bodies are deeper than a standard duplex, so shallow old work boxes can be tight.
4) Should I install a GFCI receptacle like the GFWRST15 or use a GFCI breaker at the panel?
A receptacle-level device protects at the outlet and can also protect downstream outlets when wired through the load terminals, and it puts the test and reset buttons where a tenant can reach them. A GFCI breaker protects the whole branch circuit from the panel, which is useful when the first outlet is buried or you want one device covering many locations, but every trip means a trip to the panel. For kitchens, baths, garages and outdoor boxes where someone needs to reset it themselves, the outlet-mounted GFWRST15 is the usual choice on a 15A circuit.
5) I'm standardizing GFCI outlets across a building. Is the Bryant GFWRST15 a good fleet choice?
It is aimed at exactly that. Self-test devices cut down the manual test rounds a maintenance crew has to run, which is the main reason facilities standardize on them, and the GFWRST family gives you one part number, GFWRST15, to reorder for every 15A location. Where a location sits on a 20A circuit you will need the matching 20A GFCI rather than this one.
6) Does a wall plate come with the Bryant GFWRST15 GFCI receptacle?
The GFWRST15 is sold as the receptacle itself, so plan on ordering the cover plate separately. A GFCI needs a decorator style opening rather than a duplex plate, and outdoor or damp locations need a weather resistant in-use cover to satisfy the location, not a standard indoor plate.
7) What is the exact part number to order the Bryant 15A self-test GFCI?
Order it as Bryant GFWRST15. The GFWRST prefix is the self-test GFCI receptacle series and the 15 is the amperage, so the number reads as the 15A member of the family.
How fast can I get the Bryant GFWRST15 delivered?
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Does the Bryant GFWRST15 come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Bryant GFWRST15 is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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