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Eaton AFGF Self-Test Tamper-Resistant Duplex Receptacle

Eaton AFGF Self-Test Tamper-Resistant Duplex Receptacle

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Eaton AFGF Self-Test Tamper-Resistant Receptacle, 125V

The Eaton AFGF receptacle is a dual-purpose Arc-Fault/Ground-Fault device engineered for residential and commercial branch-circuit protection. Rated 125V with a two-pole, three-wire grounding configuration, this self-test receptacle features tamper-resistant contacts, brass contact material, and a durable PVC face/body for long-term reliability. Designed for flush mounting with back and side wire connections, it accepts #14 – 10 AWG conductors, making it a versatile choice for new construction and renovation wiring projects.

Key Features

  • Dual-Function Protection: AFGF (Arc-Fault/Ground-Fault) circuit interrupter type combines arc-fault and ground-fault detection in a single 125V device.
  • Self-Test Technology: Automatic self-test functionality continuously monitors the device to confirm proper operation without manual testing.
  • Tamper Resistant: Integrated tamper-resistant shutters help prevent foreign object insertion, supporting residential safety requirements.
  • Grounding Configuration: Two-pole, three-wire grounding receptacle designed for flexible, code-conscious use.
  • Durable Construction: Brass contact material paired with a PVC face/body delivers dependable conductivity and long-term durability.
  • Flexible Wiring: Back and side wire connection method accommodates #14 – 10 AWG allowable wire sizes for straightforward installation.
  • Flush Mounting: Standard flush mounting method fits common wallbox and device installations.
  • Secure Termination: 16 lbf-inch torque rating supports a solid, code-conscious wire termination.

Technical Specifications

  • Circuit Interrupter Type: AFGF
  • Voltage Rating: 125V
  • Receptacle Type: Two-pole, three-wire, grounding
  • Allowable Wire Size: #14 - 10 AWG
  • Wiring Method: Back and side wire
  • Mounting Method: Flush
  • Torque Rating: 16 lbf-inch
  • Contact Material: Brass
  • Face/body material: PVC
  • Product Height: 4.625 in
  • Product Width: 2.01 in
  • Product Length/Depth: 2.815 in
  • Application: Residential, Commercial
  • Warranty: Refer to warranty document.

Typical Applications

  • Residential Branch-Circuit Wiring
  • Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Bedroom, Living Area, and General-Use Circuits Requiring Arc-Fault Protection
  • New Construction Wiring Projects
  • Electrical Renovation and Retrofit Work

Why Eaton?

Eaton builds this AFGF receptacle with brass contacts and a rugged PVC face/body to deliver dependable performance in demanding residential and commercial environments. The combined self-test, arc-fault, and ground-fault functionality helps electrical professionals deliver code-conscious, tamper-resistant installations. With a secure 16 lbf-inch torque rating and flexible back-and-side wiring, this Eaton receptacle is built for consistent, reliable performance across new construction and renovation projects.

Variant Specifications

AmperageColorSKU
20ABrownTRAFGF15B
15AStandardTRAFGF15LA
20AStandardTRAFGF15V
20AGrayTRAFGF20GY
20AIvoryTRAFGF20V
20AWhiteTRAFGF20W

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Department:
Electrical
Environmental Conditions:
Tamper resistant
Face/body material:
PVC
Receptacle Type:
Two-pole, three-wire, grounding
Allowable Wire Size:
#14 - 10 AWG
Product Length/Depth:
2.815 in
Application:
Residential|Commercial
Mounting Method:
Flush
Wiring Method:
Back and side wire
Voltage Rating:
125V
Product Type:
Receptacle
Features:
Tamper resistant
Product Height:
4.625 in
Circuit interrupter type:
AFGF
Warranty:
Refer to warranty document.
Contact Material:
Brass
Device Type:
Receptacle
Torque Rating:
16 lbf-inch
Product Width:
2.01 in
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets
Product Length:
2.815 in
Product Weight:
0.401 lb

Eaton TRAFGF15V – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can an Eaton AFGF receptacle replace an AFCI breaker for bedroom circuits?
The Eaton AFGF is a dual-function device: it combines arc-fault and ground-fault detection in one 125V receptacle. That means the protection sits at the outlet rather than in the panel, which is the usual approach on renovation work where the existing breaker is not being changed. Whether your inspector accepts outlet-branch-circuit protection in place of a panel breaker depends on how the circuit is wired and where the device lands on the run, so lay that out before you buy the quantity.
2) Will the Eaton AFGF receptacle fit in a standard wall box with #12 wire?
It terminates #14 through #10 AWG and takes back or side wire, so #12 branch wiring is well inside range. Body dimensions are 4.625 x 2.01 x 2.815 inches, and it mounts flush like any standard device. On a shallow old-work box, measure the depth you have against that 2.815 inch figure before you start folding conductors in, because dual-function bodies are deeper than a plain duplex.
3) Is the Eaton AFGF tamper resistant for a rental unit or a daycare?
Yes, the shutters are built in. The device is listed as tamper resistant, which is what dwelling-unit work generally requires for receptacles in habitable rooms, and it is the same answer for childcare and similar occupancies. You get arc-fault, ground-fault, and TR in one device, so there is no separate TR outlet to add downstream.
4) Is the Eaton AFGF the right outlet for a kitchen or bath, or do I just need a GFCI?
Where the code only calls for ground-fault protection, a straight GFCI does the job and costs less to stock. The AFGF is the device you reach for when the circuit needs arc-fault protection too, or when you want a single part number covering both on general-use and bedroom circuits. If you only need GFCI on a 20A circuit, the Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a self-test GFCI duplex, and it is hospital grade if the facility calls for that.
5) If I only need tamper-resistant protection and not arc-fault, what is a simpler alternative to the Eaton AFGF receptacle?
The Pass & Seymour 3232TRW Trademaster is a tamper-resistant duplex receptacle in white, without the combined arc-fault/ground-fault interrupter function the Eaton AFGF carries. The Eaton AFGF is an AFGF circuit interrupter device with tamper-resistant shutters; the Trademaster covers the tamper-resistant requirement alone. Choose the Eaton where the branch circuit needs arc-fault and ground-fault detection at the outlet, and the Trademaster on circuits already protected upstream at the panel.
6) Can the Eaton AFGF receptacle be used on a 30 amp or 277 volt circuit, or do I need a different device?
No. The Eaton AFGF is a 125V two-pole, three-wire grounding device. For a 30A locking circuit, the Pass & Seymour L2130R is a 30A L2130 single receptacle in black. For 277V motor-duty service, the Bryant 430R9W is a 2-pole 3-wire 277V motor-duty receptacle. Neither is a duplex convenience outlet and neither carries arc-fault or ground-fault detection.
7) For a patient care area, is the Eaton AFGF receptacle the right choice or is there a hospital grade option?
For patient care areas, the Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a hospital grade 20A duplex self-test GFCI receptacle in ivory. The Eaton AFGF is rated for residential and commercial applications and combines arc-fault and ground-fault detection with self-test, but the 2097HGI is the one carrying hospital grade designation and pure GFCI protection. Where a facility spec calls out hospital grade, specify the 2097HGI.
8) What torque should the terminal screws be set to on the Eaton AFGF outlet?
16 lbf-inch on the terminations. Set your torque screwdriver to that figure rather than guessing by feel. Inspectors on commercial jobs increasingly ask to see a torque tool on site, and loose terminations are the single most common cause of nuisance tripping on a dual-function device.
9) Does the Eaton AFGF need to be tested monthly like an older GFCI?
It runs an automatic self-test, so the device monitors its own protection circuitry continuously instead of relying on someone pressing the button on a schedule. For a property manager with a large unit count that removes a recurring maintenance task, though the test and reset buttons are still there for a manual check at turnover.
10) What amperage and colors does the Eaton AFGF duplex come in?
Twenty amp is the bulk of the range, offered in white, ivory, gray, brown, and a standard-color version, with a 15 amp option in the standard color. Order the 20 amp on a 20 amp circuit; a 15 amp receptacle face on a 12 AWG multi-outlet branch is permitted but the 20 amp device is the cleaner spec when the drawing calls for 20 amp outlets. Part numbers run TRAFGF20W for white, TRAFGF20V ivory, TRAFGF20GY gray, and TRAFGF15B brown.
11) Is the Eaton AFGF heavy enough duty for a commercial space, or should I spec a heavy-duty receptacle?
The AFGF is listed for both residential and commercial application, with brass contacts and a PVC face and body. What it is not is a spec-grade or heavy-duty workhorse for high-cycle plug-in locations. For a shop floor, corridor, or anywhere the cord gets pulled daily, a heavy-duty 20A/125V duplex such as the Bryant 5362B, or the specification-grade Pass & Seymour 26352W in white, is the better mechanical choice, with the arc-fault protection handled at the panel.
12) Will the Eaton AFGF receptacle work in a hazardous location, or do I need an explosionproof device?
The Eaton AFGF is a flush-mounted device with a PVC face and body intended for residential and commercial branch-circuit wiring, not classified-area service. For hazardous locations, the Appleton FSQC Series is an interlocked explosionproof receptacle, and the Appleton U-Line ECS is a factory-sealed 15 and 20 amp 3-pole plug and receptacle set. Those are enclosed wiring-device assemblies rather than wallbox duplex outlets, so the rough-in and box are entirely different.
13) What should I use instead of the Eaton AFGF receptacle on a high-traffic commercial outlet that does not require arc-fault protection?
Two heavy-duty options cover that opening. The Bryant 5362B and 5362BI are heavy-duty grade 20A/125V duplex receptacles, and the Pass & Seymour 26352W is a specification grade 20A 125V decorator duplex in white. All three share the 125V rating of the Eaton AFGF but are straight receptacles without the AFGF interrupter or tamper-resistant shutters. Use them where upstream breaker protection already satisfies the arc-fault requirement.
14) Is a flanged locking receptacle like the Bryant 70520FR a substitute for the Eaton AFGF duplex?
No. The Bryant 70520FR is a 7 Series NEMA flanged locking receptacle, a twist-lock inlet-style device for cord-connected equipment. The Eaton AFGF is a flush-mounted two-pole, three-wire grounding duplex with back and side wire terminations accepting #14 to 10 AWG. The configurations do not interchange and a standard straight-blade cord cap will not mate with the 70520FR.
15) I need a self-test device but the job calls for GFCI only. What is the closest match to the Eaton AFGF?
The Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a 20A duplex self-test GFCI receptacle in ivory. It shares the self-test approach and the duplex 20A format with the Eaton AFGF, but provides ground-fault protection only, while the Eaton is an AFGF device combining arc-fault and ground-fault detection and adding tamper-resistant shutters.
16) Can I standardize on one Eaton AFGF part across a multi-family building?
Practically, yes. One device covers arc-fault, ground-fault, and tamper resistance, terminates anything from #14 to #10 AWG, and mounts flush in ordinary boxes, so the same part number serves bedrooms, living areas, and general-use circuits across units. Pick the 20A version to match most modern branch circuits and choose one color across the portfolio. White is TRAFGF20W, ivory TRAFGF20V.
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Does the Eaton TRAFGF15V come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Eaton TRAFGF15V is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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