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GFCI can be used with up to 3 power tools.
GFCI can be used with up to 3 power tools.

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GFCI can be used with up to 3 power tools.


March 7, 2006 - Portable in-line triple-tap Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) detects and shuts off dangerous electrical currents in less than .025 sec. With 4-6 mA trip level, manual reset, and 120 V/15 A rating, it prevents injury or electrocution resulting from water, frayed insulation, or damaged power cords. GFCI offers 2 ft SJT 12/3 AWG cable with NEMA 5-15 plugs on line side and attached molded T-head power block of 3 NEMA 5-15 receptacles on load end.


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Release date: March 2, 2006


McGill's New In-Line Portable GFCI Protects up to Three Tools


ROSEMONT, IL, MARCH 2, 2006 - To ensure workers of unparalleled protection against electrical shocks, McGill today introduced a portable in-line triple-tap Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) with an easy-to-manage two-foot cable and a heavy-duty design that withstands the rigors of outdoor construction sites and harsh industrial environments.

The GFCI is 120V/15A rated with a manual reset, making it ideal for use with up to three power tools, such as drills, saws, sanders and sprayers. It detects and shuts off dangerous electrical currents (4-6 mA trip level) in less than .025 seconds to prevent injury or electrocution resulting from water, frayed insulation or damaged power cords.

The SJT 12/3 AWG cable incorporates rugged NEMA 5-15 plugs on the line side along with an attached molded T-head power block of three NEMA 5-15 receptacles on the load end. While the two-foot cable is long enough to easily accommodate up to three tools, its shorter length helps prevent tangles, storage problems and employee mishaps.

This new GFCI is manufactured to standards that meet or exceed UL requirements. It complies with OSHA, CSA and the National Electrical Code.

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

ABOUT McGILL
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 a brand of the EGS Electrical Group located in Rosemont, Illinois.


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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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