Will this work for a GFI outlet?
1146600
No. The "fine print" on the reverse of the bubble pack card says "Not for use with ground fault circuit-interrupter or receptacles with indicator lights or controls."
198692
Yes it works for testing GFCI outlets (simulates a 'trip') and also checks any other type of outlet for proper wiring (hot/neutral/ground in the proper wiring spot)
1533737
I think it would depend on the outlet type and stuff..i really don't know sorry!
2199959
Not really. It will tell you if the hot, neutral, and ground are connected to the correct terminals on the receptacle. It works well at this and also checks gfci's. You will need to correct the wiring so it is correct.
678367
Yes. You have have 2 AC Outlets and 1 USB Port. Should do the trick for you.
366363
I used it to replace a small window AC. The original GFCI was stuck in the reset and wouldn't power the unit. Make sure the plug matches the AC requirements.
1834974
I don't think so, unless they have a EU standard plug or one of the newer outlets that are compatible with EU standard (since about 1989) -- I think they have their own type (H) in older installs. So, if the outlet is newer, it may work, but I can't say for sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AC_power_plugs_and_sockets#Israel_SI32_.28Type_H.29
1818128
Not sure. Never tried it. But probably. 15 ampere will trip GFI WITH the 30 amp'er for sure. Unusable for me.
706369
It will fit the outlet, however my understanding of the GFI outlet is it will trip when overheated. If you are running 6 outlets out of that socket it might trip and depending on where your reset button is you would have to remove this every time to reset.
160517
I imagine it would but, probably would be better if it was installed on a ground outlet. Do you know if the box the outlet is in is grounded or is this old construction that was originally just a two prong outlet.
2128504
You might have... I'm certainly not a professional electrician, but mine works fine on both GFCI and regular outlets. If it's not something with your wiring, it's probably the tester!
1528482
only if is pluged in by a water source but it would not hurt to plug it to a gfi if thats what is there gfi is a added safety breaker
2148221
I suggest you contact the manufacturer for your answer. Personally, I would only plug those units into a 15-20 amp dedicated wall socket with GFCI protection. I use this surge unit for my computer, monitor, external hard drives, wireless router etc. with excellent results.
1823146
Not sure what a GGFCT is yet there is no applicable cord for a GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupt) Hope this helps
1509452
If the outlet has a USB port, as in a laptop, then yes. It will only work with anything with USB port.
2138073
I think so. It only has prongs for one outlet. It has a plastic prong for the bottom half of the outlet, just for support. I had to break the plastic part off with pliers to get it to fit in my GFCI outlet. The spacing between the top and bottom must be different than a standard outlet.
1600107
You'd have to check with the seller or manufacturer. I can only speak for the fact that it was compatible with England's outlets which is what I purchased it for.