TR26362W - TR Deco Recep 20A 125V S+B Wire W

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Catalog Number: TR26362W Vendor Code PAS
Manufacturer: Legrand-Pass & Seymour
Manufacturer's Part Number: TR26362W
Description: TR Deco Recep 20A 125V S+B Wire W
Tamper-Resistant Heavy-Duty Decorator Spec Grade Receptacles, Back and Side Wire, 20A, 125V
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Categories: Gen Purpose Wiring Devices - Gen Purpose Recept & Surge Pro Mark as Incorrect
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Classification: Residential Switches
UNSPSC: 39121406 - Electrical receptacles
UPC/EAN/GTIN: 785007277340 / 0785007277340 / 00785007277340
Weight per unit: 0.2267 (lbs/each)

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Product Type: TR Deco Recep 20A 125V S+B Wire W
extra long description: P&S TR26362W TR DECO RECEP 20A 125V
Description: TR DECO RECEP 20A 125V S+B WIRE W
Long Description: Tamper-Resistant Heavy-Duty Decorator Spec Grade Receptacles, Back and Side Wire, 20A, 125V
Special Features: Dual mechanical shutter system to help prevent insertion of foreign objects. Auto-ground clip assures positive ground. One-piece, brass, triple-wipe power contacts for lasting retention. Two drive screws anchor steel strap to back body and face where abrupt removal torque is greatest. Patented feature, external screw-pressure-plate back wire clamp on ground terminal for faster, easier installation. Easily accessed break-off line-contact connecting tab for fast and easy split-circuit wiring. External screw-

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