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GFCIs protect against accidental shocks and start-ups.
GFCIs protect against accidental shocks and start-ups.

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GFCIs protect against accidental shocks and start-ups.


September 16, 2005 - Suited for indoor or outdoor jobsites, portable Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters instantly safeguard operators of power tools, drills, washers, and other electrical equipment. UL Listed and CSA Approved, units interrupt electrical power when loads have potentially lethal ground current in excess of 4-6 mA. Contractors can choose from six 15 and 20 A, 120 and 240 V, 60 Hz models, including 11 in. cord set, tri-tap receptacles, in-line GFCIs, and GFCI protected quad box.


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Release date: September 7, 2005


McGill Portable GFCIs Protect Electrical Equipment Users from Accidental Shocks & Start-ups


ROSEMONT, IL, September 7, 2005 Expanding on its commitment to electrical
safety, McGill is now offering a cost-effective line of portable Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) that instantly safeguard operators of power tools, drills, washers and other electrical equipment from the dangers of shock and accidental start-ups.

Compact, rugged and lightweight, McGill GFCIs are for use on indoor or outdoor jobsites with a wide variety of electrical devices to provide superior protection in 3-wire circuits. Contractors can choose from six unique 15 and 20 amp, 120 and 240V, 60Hz models, including an 11" cord set, tri-tap receptacles, in-line GFCIs, and a GFCI protected quad box.

UL Listed and CSA Approved, these simple-to-use GFCIs interrupt electrical power when loads have a potentially lethal ground current in excess of 4-6 milliamps. Manual reset of the trip indicator prevents unmonitored equipment from restarting following a GFCI condition or a power failure.

Another benefit making the McGill GFCIs easier to work with is a built-in suppresser that keeps radio frequency interference from nuisance tripping the device. Test and reset buttons are also recessed to protect against accidental actuation.

McGill GFCIs are built tough to withstand accidental drops and other damaging impact typical of manufacturing, construction and industrial use.

For more information, call 1-888-832-0660. E-Mail: literature@egseg.com. On the Internet, www.mcgillelectrical.com.

McGill Electrical Product Group manufactures a wide range of products for the contractor, industrial and commercial markets, including cord reels, switches, and portable and temporary lighting. McGill is part of the EGS Electrical Group.


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Marie O'Leary
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Phone: 800-621-1506
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Company Information:
Name: EGS Electrical Group
Address: 7770 North Frontage Road
City: Skokie
State: IL
ZIP: 60077
Country: USA
Phone: 847 679 7800
FAX: 847 763 6004
http://www.egs-eg.com



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