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Leviton GFNT2 SmartlockPro Self-Test GFCI 20A

Leviton's current self-testing GFCI: it checks its own protection circuitry continuously and locks out reset if it can no longer protect.

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GFCI protection at the receptacle — kitchen, bath, garage, outdoors

Specifications

Rating20 A, 125 V receptacle, 20 A feed-through
Self-testAutomatic, within 3 s of power-up, continuous monitoring
Reset lockoutBlocks reset if the device can no longer respond to a fault
IndicatorStatus LED incl. line/load-reversal indication
ListingsUL 943, UL 498, CSA C22.2 No. 144
Warranty2-year limited

Specifications as published by Leviton. Confirm against the current spec sheet before buying — manufacturers revise models without renaming them.

What's good

  • Self-test means a dead GFCI announces itself instead of failing silently
  • Feed-through protects the rest of the circuit downstream
  • Slim body fits crowded boxes

What's not

  • This specific model is non-tamper-resistant — where the location also requires TR, use Leviton's TR self-test variant
  • 2-year warranty is shorter than the spec-grade duplexes above

Our verdict

Every pre-self-test GFCI in service is a coin flip on whether it still protects. Replacing decades-old units with self-testing ones is one of the highest-value ten-dollar upgrades in a house; just match the TR variant where code asks for it.

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