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Pass & Seymour 2087 Spec-Grade Deadfront Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20A 125V

Pass & Seymour 2087 Spec-Grade Deadfront Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20A 125V

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Pass & Seymour 2087 Spec-Grade Deadfront Self-Test GFCI Receptacle, 20A 125V

The Pass & Seymour 2087 Series is a spec-grade deadfront self-test GFCI receptacle rated 20A, 125VAC, 60Hz with a NEMA 5-20R configuration. The device runs an automatic self-test every three seconds and flashes its indicator light if the GFCI fails and needs replacement, backed by SafeLock Protection that disconnects power to the receptacle if critical components are damaged. It is Class A rated, UL Listed, and cULus Listed, and is available across multiple color finishes for commercial and residential installations.

Key Features

  • Self-Test Protection: Automatic test cycle every three seconds with a flashing indicator light on failure, plus SafeLock Protection that disconnects power if critical components are damaged.
  • Feed-Thru Capacity: 20 Amp feed-thru wiring configuration protects downstream receptacles on the same circuit, NEMA 5-20R configuration at 125VAC.
  • Class A GFCI Performance: Trip time of 0.025 sec. nominal per UL Standard, with a trip threshold of 5 +/- 1 mA and a 10kA short circuit rating.
  • Durable Construction: High-impact-resistant thermoplastic housing with an extra-long strap and captive mounting screws for easier installation.
  • Wiring Convenience: Two back-wire holes per terminal plus a ground screw back-wire clamp, accepting #10-#14 AWG solid or stranded copper wire.
  • Miswire Protection: Auto-Ground clip assures a positive ground to the metal box, and the device prevents line-load reversal miswiring.
  • Finish: Supplied with a matching TP wall plate and dual-direction test and reset buttons color-matched to the device face.

Certifications & Compliance

  • UL Listed
  • cULus
  • Meets 2015 UL Requirements
  • UL498 Standard
  • Exceeds UL 943 Voltage Surge Requirements (survives 100x the required UL 3kA/6kV surge test cycles)

Technical Specifications

  • Volts: 125
  • CSA Listed: No
  • Amps: 20A
  • Federal Spec: Yes
  • UL Listed: Yes
  • cULus: Yes

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Residential 20A Branch Circuits
  • Kitchen, Bath, and Wet-Location Receptacle Circuits
  • Feed-Thru Protection for Downstream Receptacles
  • Renovation and New Construction Wiring
  • Motor Control Circuits Rated to 1 1/2 HP

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour builds the 2087 Series with high-impact-resistant thermoplastic construction, UL Listed and cULus Listed performance, and self-testing SafeLock Protection that continuously verifies the device is ready to protect. That combination of automatic diagnostics, Class A trip performance, and rugged spec-grade construction makes it a dependable choice for code-compliant professional electrical work.

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

list_batch:
PASS-20260820
Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Voltage Rating:
125VAC
Amperage Rating:
20A
Listing:
cULus
Standards:
UL 498
Product Material:
Thermoplastic
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets
Product Width:
1.73 in
Product Color:
White
Product Height:
4.2 in
Product Depth:
1.13 in

Pass & Seymour 2087-W – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will the Pass & Seymour 2087 GFCI work on a 20-amp kitchen circuit with 12 AWG wire?
Yes. The 2087 is rated 20A at 125VAC with a NEMA 5-20R face, so it is the right device for a 20A branch circuit. Its terminals accept #10 through #14 AWG solid or stranded copper, which covers 12 AWG home-run wiring, and there are two back-wire holes per terminal plus a ground screw back-wire clamp if you prefer back wiring to side screws.
2) Can one 2087 GFCI protect the rest of the outlets on the circuit downstream?
Yes, it has a 20 Amp feed-thru wiring configuration, so wiring the downstream outlets to the LOAD terminals puts them under the same GFCI protection. That is the usual way a single device covers a run of kitchen or bath receptacles. It also prevents line-load reversal miswiring, so power applied to the wrong pair won't leave you with an unprotected run.
3) What does the deadfront self-test feature on the 2087 actually do when the GFCI fails?
The device runs an automatic test cycle every three seconds. If it detects a failure, the indicator light flashes to tell you it needs replacement, and SafeLock Protection disconnects power to the receptacle face if critical components are damaged. That is what deadfront means here, a failed device stops delivering power rather than sitting there looking live. For property managers this is the difference between finding a dead GFCI and finding an unprotected one.
4) Is the 2087 GFCI UL Listed for an inspected commercial job?
It is UL Listed and cULus Listed, built to the UL 498 standard, and meets 2015 UL requirements. It also exceeds UL 943 voltage surge requirements, surviving 100 times the required 3kA/6kV surge test cycles. The Federal Spec box is checked as well, which matters on government and institutional work.
5) Is the Pass & Seymour 2087 tamper-resistant? I need TR outlets for a residential bedroom circuit.
The 2087 is a spec-grade self-test GFCI, and tamper resistance is not part of what it offers. For dwelling-unit locations where NEC requires tamper-resistant receptacles, look at a TR GFCI instead, such as the Bryant GFRTR20W tamper-resistant GFCI at 20A/125V, or the Bryant HUBGFRTRW commercial tamper-resistant GFCI covering 15A-20A. For an outdoor or damp location that also needs weather resistance, the Bryant HUBGFRTWBLK is tamper- and weather-resistant.
6) What is the closest self-test GFCI equivalent to the Pass & Seymour 2087 from another brand?
The Bryant GFRSTW is the nearest match: it is a commercial-grade self-test GFCI receptacle covering 15A to 20A, so it lands on the same 20A duty the Pass & Seymour 2087 is rated for at 125VAC. Both run an internal self-test rather than relying on a manual monthly push of the test button. On the Leviton side, the SmartlockPro GFNT1 is also a self-test commercial-grade device, but it is a 15-amp 125-volt receptacle, so it is not a one-for-one swap on a 20A branch circuit where a 20A face is specified.
7) The 2087 is not tamper-resistant. What should I use where TR receptacles are required?
The Pass & Seymour 2087 is a deadfront self-test GFCI rated 20A 125VAC without a tamper-resistant face. Where TR is required, the Bryant GFRTR20W is a tamper-resistant GFCI receptacle rated 20A/125V, matching the 2087 on amperage and voltage. The Bryant HUBGFRTRW is a commercial-grade tamper-resistant GFCI at 125VAC covering 15A to 20A if you want the broader-range commercial device.
8) Is the Pass & Seymour 2087 acceptable for patient-care areas in a hospital?
The Pass & Seymour 2087 is a spec-grade device built to UL 498 and cULus listed, which suits commercial and residential branch circuits. For openings that specify hospital grade, the Leviton GFNT1-HG is a hospital-grade GFCI receptacle, with the GFNT1-HGI offering the same hospital grade in ivory. Confirm the grade called out on the drawing before substituting either direction.
9) Is the Pass & Seymour 2087 Class A GFCI, and what is its trip threshold?
Class A rated, tripping at 5 +/- 1 mA of ground fault current with a nominal trip time of 0.025 seconds per UL standard. It carries a 10kA short circuit rating. Class A is the people-protection class required for receptacle GFCIs in dwelling and commercial wet-location circuits.
10) What else could I use instead of the Pass & Seymour 2087 self-test GFCI?
Closest peers on the self-test side are the Bryant GFRSTW commercial-grade self-test GFCI covering 15A-20A, and the Leviton SmartlockPro self-test GFCI in 15-amp 125-volt non-tamper-resistant white. Note the Leviton SmartlockPro listed here is a 15A device, so it is not a drop-in for a 20A NEMA 5-20R opening the 2087 fills. If the job is a patient-care or healthcare space, the Leviton GFNT1-HG and GFNT1-HGI are hospital grade.
11) Do I need to buy a wall plate separately for the 2087 GFCI?
No, it comes with a matching TP wall plate, and the test and reset buttons are color-matched to the device face. The strap is extra-long with captive mounting screws, and an Auto-Ground clip gives a positive ground to a metal box, so you are not chasing a bonding jumper on a retrofit.
12) Can I use the Pass & Seymour 2087 in a damp or wet outdoor location, or do I need a different GFCI?
The Pass & Seymour 2087 is a spec-grade deadfront self-test GFCI listed for wet-location receptacle circuits as part of its typical applications, with a high-impact thermoplastic housing. If the opening calls for a device that is both weather-resistant and tamper-resistant, the Bryant HUBGFRTWBLK is a tamper- and weather-resistant commercial-grade GFCI receptacle at 125VAC, supplied in black.
13) What is the difference between the Pass & Seymour 2087 and the Leviton GFNT1-DIN?
Both are GFCI duplex receptacle devices, but they are built for different mounting. The Pass & Seymour 2087 is a standard spec-grade deadfront receptacle with an extra-long strap and captive mounting screws for a wall box, rated 20A 125VAC. The Leviton GFNT1-DIN is a GFCI duplex receptacle outlet from the GFNT1 series intended for DIN-style mounting, so it is not a drop-in replacement for a box-mounted 2087.
14) If I only need a 15-amp GFCI, is there a simpler option than the 2087?
Yes. The Pass & Seymour 2087 is rated 20A with a NEMA 5-20R face and 20A feed-thru capacity, which is more device than a 15A circuit needs. The Leviton SmartlockPro GFNT1 is a commercial-grade self-test GFCI duplex receptacle rated 15-amp 125-volt in white, non-tamper-resistant, which keeps the self-test feature at the lower amperage.
15) Can the 2087 GFCI feed a motor load?
It is rated for motor control circuits up to 1-1/2 HP, which covers things like a small pump, disposal, or compressor on a 20A 125V circuit. Beyond that horsepower you need a different device.
16) What is the 2087 GFCI body made of, and will it hold up in a high-traffic commercial space?
The housing is high-impact-resistant thermoplastic, and the device is built to spec grade with an extra-long strap for solid box mounting. Combined with the 10kA short circuit rating and UL 498 construction standard, it is intended for commercial branch circuits as well as residential, including kitchen, bath, and wet-location receptacle circuits.
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