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Leviton SmartlockPro Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Receptacle

Leviton SmartlockPro Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Receptacle

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Leviton SmartlockPro Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Receptacle

The Leviton SmartlockPro® Tamper-Resistant Self-Test GFCI Receptacle is a residential/commercial grade ground-fault circuit interrupter built for reliable shock protection with the convenience of automatic self-testing and an audible trip alert. This family is available in 15-Amp and 20-Amp configurations at 125-Volt, with NEMA 5-15R and 5-20R ratings, so electricians can match the correct device to the circuit. Offered in White, Ivory, and Orange, it delivers dependable ground-fault protection for kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor circuits in both new construction and renovation projects.

Key Features

  • Tamper-Resistant Design: Integrated shutters help prevent foreign object insertion, meeting modern residential and commercial safety expectations.
  • Self-Test Technology: Automatically monitors GFCI protection circuitry so the device does not need to be manually tested as often as standard GFCI receptacles.
  • Audible Trip Alert: Sounds a warning when GFCI protection has tripped or is lost, alerting occupants that the outlet needs attention.
  • Voltage: Rated 125V for standard residential and commercial branch circuits.
  • Amperage Options: Available in 15-Amp and 20-Amp versions to match circuit capacity.
  • NEMA Rating: Offered in NEMA 5-15R and 5-20R configurations for straight-blade plug compatibility.
  • Color Options: Available in White, Ivory, and Orange to coordinate with device and wallplate finishes.
  • Residential/Commercial Grade: Constructed for use across residential and commercial electrical installations.

Technical Specifications

  • list_batch: LEV-20260731
  • Device Type: Tamper-Resistant
  • Voltage: 125V
  • Amperage: 15A, 20A
  • NEMA Rating: 5-15R, 5-20R
  • Product Color: White, Ivory, Orange

Typical Applications

  • Kitchen and Bathroom Receptacle Circuits
  • Outdoor and Wet-Area Outlets
  • Residential Electrical Installations
  • Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Renovation and New Construction Wiring

Why Leviton?

Leviton's SmartlockPro line combines tamper-resistant construction with self-test functionality and an audible trip alert, giving installers and occupants added confidence that ground-fault protection is active. Backed by residential/commercial grade construction and multiple amperage, NEMA, and color options, this GFCI receptacle family is built for dependable, code-conscious performance across a wide range of electrical projects.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Voltage Rating:
125V
Device Type:
Tamper-Resistant
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Outlets
Product Subgroup:
GFCI Receptacles

Leviton GFTA1-W – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Leviton SmartlockPro self-test GFCI work on a 20-amp kitchen circuit, or do I need the 15-amp one?
Match the device to the breaker and the wire. The SmartlockPro tamper-resistant self-test GFCI comes as a 15A unit with a NEMA 5-15R face (GFTA1-W) and as a 20A unit with a NEMA 5-20R face (GFTA2-I, GFTR2-IGO). On a 20-amp branch circuit with 12 AWG, the 20A/5-20R version is the one to use, and its T-slot neutral accepts both 5-15P and 5-20P plugs. On a 15-amp circuit, use the 15A/5-15R version. All of them are 125V devices.
2) Do these Leviton GFCI outlets satisfy the tamper-resistant requirement for dwelling unit receptacles?
The SmartlockPro self-test GFCI is built as a tamper-resistant device, with internal shutters that block foreign object insertion, so it is the version specified where tamper-resistant receptacles are called for in dwelling units. Every configuration offered is the TR type, 15A and 20A alike, so you are not picking between a TR and a non-TR face.
3) Will this Leviton self-test GFCI protect the downstream outlets on the same circuit?
A GFCI receptacle wired with the load terminals fed onward protects every standard receptacle downstream of it, which is how most kitchen and bath circuits are run off a single device. Wire the panel feed to LINE and the continuing run to LOAD. If you land the downstream conductors on LINE instead, the device still works at its own face but nothing beyond it is protected. On the 20A/5-20R versions (GFTA2-I, GFTR2-IGO) the full 20A circuit passes through, so the downstream 15A or 20A receptacles are covered.
4) Can I swap an old GFCI outlet for this Leviton one without changing the box or the wiring?
In most cases yes. The SmartlockPro self-test TR GFCI is a standard 125V strap-mounted device with LINE, LOAD, and ground terminals, so it lands in the existing single-gang box on the same two mounting screws and the same conductors. Two things to check before you pull the old one: match the amperage, so a 20A/5-20R circuit gets GFTA2-I or GFTR2-IGO and a 15A circuit gets GFTA1-W, and expect to change the wallplate if the old device was not a decorator-face GFCI. Depth is the other practical limit, since GFCI bodies are deeper than a standard receptacle and a shallow old box with several conductors can get tight.
5) What is the difference between a self-test GFCI and a regular GFCI receptacle?
A standard GFCI relies on someone pressing the TEST button on a schedule to confirm protection is still live. The SmartlockPro self-test unit runs that check on its own circuitry automatically, and it sounds an audible alert when protection has tripped or been lost. For a property manager with dozens of bathrooms and kitchens, that is the difference between a walk-around test routine and a device that tells the occupant itself. The monthly manual test is still good practice, just not the only thing standing between the outlet and an unnoticed failure.
6) Why is there an orange Leviton GFCI receptacle, and where would I use it instead of white?
Orange is the trade convention for a circuit that needs to be identified on sight, most often hospital grade or isolated ground devices in healthcare and lab space. The SmartlockPro self-test TR GFCI is offered in orange as a 20A/5-20R unit (GFTR2-IGO) alongside white in 15A (GFTA1-W) and ivory in 20A (GFTA2-I). If you are standardizing a facility and want the GFCI-protected or dedicated circuits visually distinct from the general-purpose outlets, that is what the orange body buys you.
7) Can I use this Leviton GFCI outdoors on a deck or patio circuit?
Yes, outdoor and wet-area outlets are one of the intended uses for the SmartlockPro self-test TR GFCI, along with kitchen and bathroom circuits. The device itself is not the weather barrier though. Outdoors you still need a weather-resistant enclosure and an in-use (bubble) cover to keep the opening protected while a cord is plugged in. The receptacle handles the ground-fault protection; the cover handles the weather.
8) What wallplate do I need for a Leviton GFCI receptacle, and is one included?
A GFCI takes a decorator/Decora style opening, not the duplex opening a standard outlet uses, so a plain duplex plate will not fit over the face. Plan on a single-gang decorator plate per device (or a multi-gang plate with a decorator opening in the right position). The receptacle ships as the device itself, so order plates separately, and note the body colors on offer are white, ivory, and orange if you want the plate to match.
9) My GFCI is beeping but nothing is plugged in. What does the audible alert mean?
The beep on a SmartlockPro self-test unit is the trip alert: it sounds when ground-fault protection has tripped or has been lost, which is the device telling you the outlet needs attention rather than reporting a problem with whatever is plugged in. Press RESET first. If it will not reset or the alert continues, the protection circuitry has failed its own self-test and the receptacle should be replaced, not left in service.
10) Is a residential/commercial grade GFCI enough for an apartment building or a small office, or do I need spec grade?
The SmartlockPro self-test TR GFCI is a residential/commercial grade device, which covers multi-family dwelling units, small office and retail space, and general tenant-area circuits. Where it is not the right pick is heavy-cycle industrial or hospital-grade work with its own device-grade requirement on the drawing; for those, the spec calls out the grade and you buy to the spec rather than to the general-purpose device.
11) Do I still need a GFCI receptacle if the circuit is already on a GFCI breaker?
No, and doubling up usually causes trouble rather than adding protection. One GFCI device per circuit is the normal approach, whether that is the breaker at the panel or a SmartlockPro self-test receptacle at the first outlet in the run. Two in series tend to nuisance trip and make it harder to find which one opened. The receptacle version has the practical edge on service calls: the reset is at the outlet instead of the panel, and the audible alert tells the occupant the protection dropped instead of leaving them to find a dead outlet.
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Does the Leviton GFTA1-W come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Leviton GFTA1-W is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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