20 Amp GFCI Wall Outlet Dual USB Fast Charge

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$253.95at VXB.com Bearings, last seen Nov 6

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Our take on the 20 Amp GFCI Wall Outlet Dual USB Fast Charge

A 20-amp, 125-volt GFCI receptacle with two built-in USB charging ports and tamper-resistant shutters on the outlets. It replaces a standard wall outlet and adds ground-fault protection plus USB charging without a separate adapter. It suits kitchens, bathrooms, garages and laundry rooms where code calls for GFCI protection. No current price was provided, so compare against typical GFCI-plus-USB outlets, which run roughly $25 to $45.

Best forKitchen and bathroom remodelsGarage and laundry room outletsReplacing an old GFCI near a counterCutting down on USB wall adapters

Pros

20-amp rating handles heavier loads than a 15-amp outlet
Built-in GFCI protection trips on ground faults
Two USB ports charge phones and tablets without an adapter
Tamper-resistant shutters block foreign objects
One device replaces both an outlet and a charger

Cons

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20 Amp GFCI Wall Outlet Dual USB Fast Charge price history

Lowest price we've seen: $253.95 on Nov 6 at VXB.com Bearings. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 6.

Specifications

With USB Port: Yes
Tamper Resistant: Yes
Max Amps: 20 amps
Max Voltage: 125 V

Questions and answers

Does this outlet protect against shocks like a standard GFCI?: Yes. It is a GFCI receptacle, so it cuts power when it senses a ground fault, the same protection required near sinks, tubs and outdoors.
How fast do the USB ports charge?: The listing calls them fast-charge ports, but no wattage is given. Expect phone charging comparable to a basic adapter, not a high-wattage laptop charger.
Can it replace a regular 15-amp outlet?: Yes, if the circuit and wiring support 20 amps. The outlet is rated 20 amps at 125 volts, and a 20-amp circuit uses a different plug shape.
Do the USB ports work when the GFCI trips?: No. A tripped GFCI cuts power to the whole device, including the USB ports, until you press reset.
What wire connections does it need?: It wires like a standard GFCI: line, load, neutral and ground. Connect the incoming power to line and downstream outlets to load.
Is it safe around children?: Yes. The outlets have tamper-resistant shutters that resist inserted objects, and the GFCI adds shock protection.

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Our take on the 20 Amp GFCI Wall Outlet Dual USB Fast Charge

Best forKitchen and bathroom remodelsGarage and laundry room outletsReplacing an old GFCI near a counterCutting down on USB wall adapters

Pros

20-amp rating handles heavier loads than a 15-amp outlet
Built-in GFCI protection trips on ground faults
Two USB ports charge phones and tablets without an adapter
Tamper-resistant shutters block foreign objects
One device replaces both an outlet and a charger

Cons

Questions and answers

Does this outlet protect against shocks like a standard GFCI?

Yes. It is a GFCI receptacle, so it cuts power when it senses a ground fault, the same protection required near sinks, tubs and outdoors.

How fast do the USB ports charge?

The listing calls them fast-charge ports, but no wattage is given. Expect phone charging comparable to a basic adapter, not a high-wattage laptop charger.

Can it replace a regular 15-amp outlet?

Yes, if the circuit and wiring support 20 amps. The outlet is rated 20 amps at 125 volts, and a 20-amp circuit uses a different plug shape.

Do the USB ports work when the GFCI trips?

No. A tripped GFCI cuts power to the whole device, including the USB ports, until you press reset.

What wire connections does it need?

It wires like a standard GFCI: line, load, neutral and ground. Connect the incoming power to line and downstream outlets to load.

Is it safe around children?

Yes. The outlets have tamper-resistant shutters that resist inserted objects, and the GFCI adds shock protection.