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Leviton GFRBF-W SmartlockPro® Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20-Amp, White

Leviton GFRBF-W SmartlockPro® Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20-Amp, White

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Leviton GFRBF-W SmartlockPro® Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20-Amp, White

The Leviton GFRBF-W is a Self-Test GFCI receptacle built on Leviton's SmartlockPro® platform, rated 20-Amp at 125-Volt for reliable ground-fault protection in residential and light commercial wiring. Self-Test technology continuously verifies that GFCI protection is functioning correctly, reducing the guesswork of manual monthly testing. Finished in white, the GFRBF-W is engineered by Leviton to deliver dependable, code-conscious protection at the receptacle for kitchens, bathrooms, and other GFCI-required locations.

Key Features

  • Electrical Rating: 20-Amp, 125-Volt for standard branch-circuit GFCI applications.
  • Self-Test Technology: automatically and continuously monitors the GFCI circuitry for proper operation, alerting when protection is compromised.
  • SmartlockPro® Platform: part of Leviton's SmartlockPro® line of self-testing ground-fault circuit interrupter devices.
  • GFCI Protection: detects ground faults and interrupts power to help reduce the risk of electric shock.
  • Receptacle Form Factor: designed as a standard wiring-device receptacle for straightforward installation into new or existing outlet boxes.
  • Finish: White housing for a clean match with common wall finishes.

Technical Specifications

  • Amperage: 20A
  • Voltage: 125V
  • Product Color: White
  • Device Type: Self-Test GFCI Receptacle
  • Platform: SmartlockPro®

Typical Applications

  • Kitchen and Bathroom Receptacle Circuits
  • Garage and Basement Wiring
  • Laundry Room Installations
  • Commercial Building Electrical Upgrades
  • New Construction and Renovation Projects

Why Leviton?

Leviton designs its SmartlockPro® GFCI receptacles, including the GFRBF-W, to give electricians and property owners confidence that ground-fault protection is active and verified through Self-Test technology. Choosing a Leviton 20-Amp, 125-Volt GFCI receptacle in a clean white finish supports safe, code-conscious wiring practices for both new installations and retrofit projects.

Manufacturer Resources

Technical Information

Product Specs

Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Amperage Rating:
20A
Voltage Rating:
125V
Product Color:
White
Device Type:
GFCI
Listing:
SmartlockPro®
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Outlets
Product Subgroup:
GFCI Receptacles

Leviton GFRBF-W – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Leviton GFRBF GFCI receptacle work on a 20-amp kitchen or bathroom circuit?
Yes. The GFRBF is rated 20A at 125V, so it lands on a standard 20-amp, 125-volt branch circuit, which is what kitchen counter, bathroom, garage, and laundry receptacle circuits are normally run at. It's a self-contained GFCI device, so it protects everything downstream on that circuit when wired through the LOAD terminals.
2) Can I use a 20-amp Leviton GFRBF GFCI on a circuit wired with 14-gauge wire?
No. A 20-amp device belongs on a 20-amp circuit, and a 20-amp circuit is run in 12 AWG copper protected by a 20-amp breaker. If the home run is 14 AWG on a 15-amp breaker, you want the 15-amp version of the GFCI, not the GFRBF. The GFRBF is a 20A, 125V device. Match the receptacle rating to the breaker and conductor, not to the appliance you're plugging in.
3) Can I replace a regular 20-amp outlet with the Leviton GFRBF to get GFCI protection?
That's the normal retrofit. The GFRBF mounts in an existing outlet box like any standard wiring device, so a garage or basement receptacle that has no ground-fault protection can be upgraded by swapping the device. Two things decide whether it goes smoothly: box depth, since a GFCI body is deeper than a plain duplex and a shallow old box can get tight, and getting LINE and LOAD right so the rest of the circuit is protected rather than unprotected.
4) Will one Leviton GFRBF GFCI protect the other outlets on the same circuit?
It will, if you wire the downstream run to the LOAD terminals rather than pigtailing everything onto LINE. Feed the incoming home run to LINE and the rest of the circuit to LOAD, and a single GFRBF covers every receptacle past it. That's the usual way to GFCI-protect a string of garage or basement outlets without buying a device for each box.
5) What does Self-Test mean on a Leviton SmartlockPro GFCI, and do I still have to press the test button monthly?
Self-Test means the GFRBF runs its own check of the ground-fault circuitry continuously, instead of relying on someone walking the building once a month with a clipboard. If the protection stops working, the device signals it. For a property manager with a few hundred outlets across a portfolio, that's the difference between a testing program and a device that reports on itself. Leviton still builds in the TEST and RESET buttons, and manual testing remains good practice, but the device is not silently dead between checks.
6) Does a Leviton GFRBF GFCI receptacle come with a wallplate?
The GFRBF is the wiring device itself, a self-test GFCI receptacle. Plan on ordering the wallplate separately and matching it to the device color, white or ivory. GFCI receptacles take a decora/GFCI-style opening plate, not a standard duplex plate, so a leftover duplex cover from the same job won't fit.
7) Is the Leviton GFRBF a 125-volt device only, or will it work on 240?
125 volts only. The GFRBF is a 125V, 20A receptacle for standard single-phase branch circuits. For a 240-volt load, a spa panel or a two-pole GFCI breaker at the panel is the route, not a receptacle-level device like this one.
8) Should I use a GFCI receptacle or a GFCI breaker for a garage circuit?
A receptacle like the GFRBF puts the TEST and RESET buttons at the point of use, which matters in a garage or laundry where a nuisance trip otherwise means a trip to the panel, and it costs less than a breaker. A GFCI breaker protects the entire circuit from the first inch of wire, which is what you want when the run includes hardwired equipment or boxes you can't reach. For a garage with a string of accessible receptacles, one GFRBF at the first box wired LINE/LOAD covers the run.
How fast can I get the Leviton GFRBF-W delivered?
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Does the Leviton GFRBF-W come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Leviton GFRBF-W is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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