Change Summary
NEC® Text |
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Part VI. Recreational Vehicle Parks Material taken from the National Electric Code® is reprinted with permission from NFPA 70®, 2020 edition. |
Expert Analysis
The most significant change here is at 551.71(A) where the NEC now wants the 20 amp, 125 volt receptacle to be weather-resistant, however not tamper resistant.
Leviton Comment
Interesting how standard receptacles must be WR, but GFCI receptacles don’t need to be WR. The NEC also ignores 30A and 50A receptacles relating to GFCI protection. We believe they intended to address this, but never made it to print.
Leviton Solution
For RV connection, Leviton offers receptacles to comply with requirements of Article 551.71 Weather-Resistant GFCI Receptacles
Receptacles at RV sites can take a beating. Leviton’s SmartlockPro® Weather Resistant (WR) GFCI receptacles are up to the challenge. They are UL Listed weather-resistant to comply with Section 551.70(A) of the National Electrical Code®. Constructed with UV stabilized thermoplastic for high cold impact resistance, the devices feature stainless steel straps and mounting screws. Rain or shine, Leviton offers products to meet all your outdoor needs.
Important: Covers must be used with WR GFCI receptacles in damp or wet locations per NEC Section 406.9(B)(1).
Cat. No. GFWR2 | Cat. No. 7313 | Cat. No. 279 |
20-Amp, 125-Volt, | 30-Amp, 125-Volt, | 50-Amp 125/250-Volt, |
Weather-Resistant | Industrial Grade Flush | Industrial Grade Flush |
Self-Test Receptacle | Mount Receptacle | Mount Receptacle |