Leviton SmartlockPro 15 amps 125 V White GFCI Outlet 5-15R C22-SFSW1-00W

Peace of mind, all the time. The SmartlockPro self-test GFCI tests itself even if you forget. Designed to meet the latest UL standard for auto-monitoring (self-test) our complete line of self-test GFCIs periodically conduct an automatic internal test to confirm that they can respond to a ground fault. With the slimmest profile on the market, the device allows for fast and easy installation, while Leviton’s patented reset lockout mechanism prevents reset of the GFCI if it is not wired or operating correctly. The SmartlockPro self-test GFCI is the smart choice in ground fault circuit interrupter protection.

Leviton Wh Tamper Gfci Switch

Sirr0und Leviton Wh Tamper Gfci Switch Self-Test, tamper resistant, residential grade GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) single pole switch combination. Features monochromatic buttons, self-grounding clip, back and side wired capability, and brass double wipe contacts and clamps. 20 amp feed-through. 2 pole, 3 wire, NEMA 5-15R. Screwless wallplate included. 2 year limited warranty. MPN# C22-GFSW1-00W SKU# 501498UPC# 78477714768For an added layer of protection, the GFCI regularly conducts an automatic internal test to confirm that it can respond to a ground faultProvides continuous ground fault protection detects and trips on actual ground fault even when self test is being conductedStatus indicator light shows power and protection status as well as indication of line/load reversalPatented lockout action prevents reset if GFCI is damaged and cannot respond to a ground faultSlim, shallow design reduced depth makes it easier to install

LOT OF 3 Leviton GFCI, 2-Smart Lock, 1-Tamper Resistant Outlet 15 Amp 125V White

The product is a lot of 3 Leviton GFCI outlets, including 2 smart lock outlets and 1 tamper resistant outlet. These outlets are 15 amp, 125V, and are designed in a white color. Not sure why I have two smart lock and one tamper resistant outlet in the box. It looks like the tamper resistant has a scratch on the front (barely noticeable, see photo) and may have been briefly installed previously. The two smart lock GFCI’s still have the sticker on the back which shows they are unused.