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Default GFCI Safety Notice

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Receptacle Series DIN Rail Series
GFR5252A GFR5252ST GFR8200HL GFR5350L DRUBGF115
GFR5352A GFR5352ST GFR8300HL GFBF20L DRUBGF120
GFR5252L GFST15 GFR8200HST GFR5350ST
GFR5352L GFST20 GFR8300HST GFSTBF20
GFR5252AM2 GF15L GFSP15
GF15LE
GF20L
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Instructions for Testing GFCI Receptacles
Why perform this test?
To ensure your GFCI is operating properly.
Procedure:
(a)
Verify the power is ON at the service panel.

(b)
Momentarily PRESS and RELEASE the TEST button in order to test the device. Note that
the RESET button should pop-out.
If the RESET button does not pop out, immediately stop
using the device and contact Hubbell at the number provided below for a free replacement
unit.
(c)
If the RESET button pops-out, the device is operating properly and you may press the
RESET button to restore power.

(d)
Press the TEST button (then RESET button) every month to ensure proper operation.

Hubbell Commercial GFCI Notification Coordinator
Hubbell Canada LP
Toll Free 1-877-233-8324

870 Brock Road South
serviceexcellence@hubbell-canada.com

Pickering, ON L1W 1Z8
Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems is known for the integrity of our people, our product and our quality -
we take this leadership
position very seriously
. When a product does not live up to our own high expectations, we feel it is our responsibility to
communicate with our customers and respond promptly to resolve the issue with a commitment to customer satisfaction. Our
commitment to quality remains our number one priority and although this issue will require extra diligence, we feel that standing
behind the products we sell will play a strong role in your decision to continue to offer your support for all of our products.
Effective today, we are instructing our distributor channel partners, contractor and end-user customers to stop shipping and installing
all Commercial Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Receptacle series as well as products that utilize GFCI’s as a component of a
finished product. We are also instructing our distributor channel partners and contractors to advise our mutual customers of this
Product Notification. All referenced material should be returned through their Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems Distributor
immediately. A complete listing of products affected by this Product Notification is listed below.
For those Commercial GFCI Receptacles installed, Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems is advising end-user customers who have not
tested their GFCI Receptacles in the last thirty days to immediately conduct the following GFCI test to ensure their GFCI Receptacles
are operating properly. This test is in conformance with the Canadian Standards Association guideline that recommends monthly
testing of all Ground Fault Receptacles. Customers should test the product using the procedure outlined below. If the product fails
the test, customers should stop using the non-functioning product immediately and follow the instructions listed below.
GFCI Receptacles are permanently installed devices that provide a degree of protection against electric shock hazards. Although no
device can provide complete protection against the hazard of electric shock, a GFCI can provide a degree of protection by shutting off
the electricity in a circuit if it detects a current leakage.
The following list of products should be tested to ensure proper operation.
The Manufactured Date Range affected by this notice is July 2005 – June 2007

Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems Commercial GFCI Receptacle
Product Notification
July 25, 2007
TEST
RESET
Safety Alert 07-05-AL
© Electrical Safety Authority
September 2007

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