Eaton 5362RD Arrow Hart heavy duty industrial specification grade duplex receptacle, #14-10 AWG, 20A, Flush, 125V, Back and side, Red, Brass, Nylon, 5

Red is a color choice only. The Eaton 5362RD is a standard 5-20R duplex receptacle in red glass-filled nylon, and in most facilities red bodies are used to mark circuits fed from emergency or generator power so staff can see at a glance which outlets stay live. Nothing in the device itself switches or senses power, so the circuit has to actually be wired to the emergency panel. If you want the same device on normal power, order the equivalent in another body color.

Yes. The 5362RD is a 20A, 125V 5-20R duplex, and a 5-20R face has the T-slot neutral that takes both standard 15A (5-15P) straight blade plugs and 20A plugs. Two-pole, three-wire, so it carries hot, neutral and equipment ground.

Terminals take #14 through #10 AWG copper on screw connections, and the device is back and side wired, so you can run the conductor into the back clamp or wrap it under the side screw. #10 is worth knowing about if you are pulling a long 20A home run and upsizing for voltage drop, since a lot of spec devices stop at #12.

The 5362RD has auto-grounding, so the mounting strap bonds the device to a properly grounded metal box through the mounting screw. That is useful in metal raceway work where there is no separate equipment ground conductor in the box. It also has a screw-catch feature that holds the terminal screws captive so they do not fall out during rough-in.

It is built as a heavy duty industrial specification grade device, which is the step above commercial spec grade and what you want where cords get cycled hard or yanked. Body and face are glass-filled nylon rather than thermoset, and the contacts are brass.

Yes. It is a flush-mount standard style duplex, so it drops into a single-gang box behind a conventional duplex cover plate. Device dimensions are 4.38 x 1.91 x 1.78 inches and it weighs .22 lb. The plate is not included, so order it separately, and if you are matching a red device you will usually want a red or stainless plate to suit.

Both. The 5362RD carries UL certification and is RoHS compliant, which covers the two items most submittal reviewers flag on a straight blade wiring device.

Electrically the device is rated 20A at 125V, so it is not harmed on a smaller circuit, but a 5-20R face tells a user they can plug in a 20A cord cap. Standard practice is to install a 5-20R only on a 20A circuit protected at 20A with #12 minimum. On a 15A circuit, use a 5-15R device instead.

No. It is a straight blade duplex receptacle with no GFCI protection and no shutters. For locations where code calls for ground fault protection or tamper resistance, you need a GFCI or TR device instead, or GFCI protection at the breaker ahead of this outlet.

Order Eaton Arrow Hart 5362RD. The RD suffix is the red body; the 5362 base is the heavy duty industrial spec grade 20A 125V 5-20R duplex. One model, no further options to specify.