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Eaton Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 125V

Eaton Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 125V

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Eaton Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 125V

The Eaton Self-Test GFCI Receptacle is a 125V ground-fault circuit interrupter engineered for both residential and commercial installations. Featuring brass contacts and a durable PVC face/body, this two-pole, three-wire grounding receptacle automatically self-tests to confirm proper GFCI operation. Flush mounting and back-and-side wire terminals support fast, code-compliant installation, and the unit is cULus Listed for verified safety performance.

Key Features

  • Voltage Rating: Rated 125V for standard residential and commercial branch circuits.
  • Self-Test GFCI Protection: Automatically self-tests the ground-fault circuit interrupter function for reliable, ongoing shock protection.
  • Durable Construction: Brass contact material paired with a PVC face/body for long-term durability.
  • Wiring Method: Back and side wire terminals accept #14 - 10 AWG conductors for flexible, secure connections.
  • Grounding Configuration: Two-pole, three-wire grounding for reliable, code-compliant connections.
  • Mounting Method: Flush mount design for a clean, professional finish in walls and boxes.
  • Application: Suitable for residential and commercial wiring devices requiring GFCI protection.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Mounting method: Flush
  • Voltage rating: 125V
  • Application: Residential, Commercial
  • Type: Self-test
  • Receptacle type: Two-pole, three-wire, grounding
  • Contact material: Brass
  • Certifications: cULus Listed
  • Device type: Receptacle
  • Circuit interrupter type: GFCI
  • Wiring method: Back and side wire
  • Face/body material: PVC
  • Allowable wire size: #14 - 10 AWG
  • Number of wires: Three-wire

Typical Applications

  • Residential Kitchens, Bathrooms, and Outdoor Circuits Requiring GFCI Protection
  • Commercial Wiring Device Retrofits and New Construction
  • Flush-Mount Wall Box Installations
  • Branch Circuit Wiring at 125V
  • Code-Required GFCI Locations in Residential and Commercial Buildings

Why Eaton?

Eaton builds this Self-Test GFCI Receptacle with brass contacts, a durable PVC face/body, and a cULus Listed rating, giving electrical professionals a dependable, code-compliant choice for GFCI protection. The automatic self-test feature and back-and-side wire terminals help ensure reliable performance and straightforward installation across residential and commercial projects.

Variant Specifications

ColorAmperageModelSKU
Black/White/Black/Ivory/Gray (assorted)15AStandardSGF15B
Black/White/Black/Ivory/Gray (assorted)20AStandardSGF20GY
Light AlmondStandardSGF20LASGF20LA

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Circuit interrupter type:
GFCI
Wiring Method:
Back and side wire
Listing:
cULus
Department:
Electrical
Face/body material:
PVC
Contact Material:
Brass
Receptacle Type:
Two-pole, three-wire, grounding
Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Device Type:
Receptacle
Certifications:
cULus Listed
Application:
Residential|Commercial
Warranty:
Refer to warranty document.
Voltage Rating:
125V
Allowable Wire Size:
#14 - 10 AWG
Mounting Method:
Flush
Product Material:
PVC
Connection Type:
Back and Side Wire
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Eaton SGF15B – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Eaton Self-Test GFCI receptacle accept 12 AWG or 10 AWG branch circuit wire?
Terminals on the Eaton Self-Test GFCI take #14 through #10 AWG conductors, so 12 AWG on a 20A circuit and 10 AWG feeds both land fine. It wires back or side, so you can use the back-wire clamps in a crowded box or wrap the side screws where an inspector prefers to see the connection.
2) Should I order the 15A or the 20A Eaton self-test GFCI?
Eaton offers the SGF in a 15A version (SGF15B) and a 20A version (SGF20GY, and SGF20LA in light almond). Match the device to the breaker and conductor on the circuit: 20A branch circuits feeding kitchen counter and similar loads take the 20A device, while 15A general-purpose circuits take the 15A. Both are 125V, two-pole three-wire grounding.
3) Can one Eaton SGF GFCI protect the downstream receptacles on the same circuit?
It is a two-pole, three-wire grounding GFCI wired with back and side terminals, so it lands on LINE and LOAD in the normal way for a feed-through installation. Wire the incoming branch circuit to LINE and the downstream run to LOAD, and the protection carries to those outlets. Get the two reversed and the device will reset but will not protect anything past it.
4) What should I use instead of the Eaton SGF GFCI receptacle in a hazardous or explosionproof location?
The Eaton SGF is a flush-mount device for standard wall boxes on 125V residential and commercial branch circuits. For classified areas, the Appleton FSQC Series interlocked explosionproof receptacle or the Appleton U-Line ECS factory-sealed 15 and 20 amp 3-pole plug and receptacle set are the hazardous-location designs. Those use enclosure-based construction rather than the PVC face and body of the Eaton SGF.
5) What is the closest self-test GFCI alternative to the Eaton SGF receptacle for a healthcare facility?
The Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a hospital grade 20A duplex self-test GFCI receptacle in ivory, so it carries the same self-test GFCI function as the Eaton SGF series while adding a hospital grade designation. The Eaton SGF is a 125V self-test GFCI, two-pole three-wire grounding device rated for residential and commercial use. For patient care areas where hospital grade devices are specified, the 2097HGI is the match; for general residential and commercial branch circuits, the Eaton SGF covers it.
6) Is a tamper-resistant receptacle like the Pass & Seymour 3232TRW a substitute for the Eaton SGF GFCI?
No. The Pass & Seymour 3232TRW is a Trademaster tamper-resistant duplex receptacle, which guards against foreign objects being inserted into the slots but does not interrupt a ground fault. The Eaton SGF is a self-test GFCI device. Tamper resistance and ground-fault protection are separate code requirements, so a TR receptacle cannot stand in where GFCI protection is called for.
7) What does self-test mean on an Eaton SGF GFCI, and do I still need to push the test button monthly?
The SGF series runs its own periodic check of the ground-fault sensing circuit rather than relying solely on someone pressing the button. That is what the self-test designation covers. It does not remove the manual TEST/RESET buttons, and it does not change how you commission the device at install. For a property manager with a lot of units, the value is that a failed GFCI announces itself instead of sitting dead until the next walk-through.
8) What colors does the Eaton SGF self-test GFCI come in for matching existing devices in a building?
The SGF ships in an assorted color pack covering black, white, ivory and gray, and there is a dedicated light almond model, SGF20LA. If you are standardizing a floor of units, the assorted pack lets one box cover mixed device colors; if every opening in the building is light almond, order that model straight.
9) Will this Eaton GFCI mount in a standard flush wall box?
Yes, it is a flush-mount device for standard wall boxes and covers. Note that a GFCI body is deeper than a standard duplex, so in a shallow old-work box the back-wire terminals are usually the easier route than side screws with long wrapped loops.
10) What is the Eaton SGF GFCI made of, and will it hold up in a rental kitchen or bath?
Contacts are brass and the face and body are PVC. That is a standard-duty residential and commercial build for kitchens, baths and outdoor circuits. For a hospital or clinic where hospital-grade devices are specified, the Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a hospital grade 20A self-test GFCI instead.
11) I only need a regular 20A receptacle, not ground-fault protection. What should I buy instead?
If the circuit does not need GFCI, skip the SGF and use a straight duplex. The Bryant 5362B and 5362BI are heavy-duty 20A/125V duplex receptacles, and the Pass & Seymour 26352W is a spec grade 20A 125V decorator duplex in white. Where tamper resistance is required but ground-fault protection is not, the Pass & Seymour 3232TRW Trademaster is a tamper-resistant duplex.
12) Can I use a Bryant 430R9W or Pass & Seymour 3330 in place of the Eaton SGF receptacle?
No. The Bryant 430R9W is a 2-pole 3-wire 277V motor-duty receptacle and the Pass & Seymour Turnlok 3330 is a 30A non-NEMA single receptacle, so neither matches the 125V duplex configuration of the Eaton SGF or offers GFCI protection. The Eaton SGF is rated 125V with two-pole, three-wire grounding for standard branch circuits.
13) For a cord-and-plug connection that needs a twist-lock, is the Eaton SGF the right receptacle?
No. The Eaton SGF is a flush-mount straight-blade style device wired with back and side wire terminals accepting #14 to #10 AWG. For a locking connection, the Bryant 70520FR is a 7 Series NEMA flanged locking receptacle. Use the Eaton SGF where GFCI protection is required on a standard 125V wall outlet.
14) Ivory GFCI options: how does the Eaton SGF compare to the Pass & Seymour 2097HGI?
Both are self-test GFCI duplex receptacles. The Pass & Seymour 2097HGI is a 20A hospital grade device supplied in ivory. The Eaton SGF series is offered in 15A and 20A, with color choices that include ivory, white, black, gray and a light almond option, all on a PVC face and body with brass contacts. Choose by whether the opening requires the hospital grade designation or a specific device color.
15) Is the Bryant 5362BI a heavier-duty version of the Eaton SGF GFCI?
They are different device types rather than two grades of the same thing. The Bryant 5362BI is a 20A/125V heavy-duty grade duplex receptacle with no ground-fault interrupter. The Eaton SGF is a GFCI receptacle that automatically self-tests its ground-fault function and is cULus Listed. If the location requires GFCI protection at the outlet, the 5362BI will not satisfy it.
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