Refined and simplified title: Leviton 20 Amp Blank Face GFCI with Self-Test and LED Indicator, White

A Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) is an important safety device that helps protect people from electric shock and electrocution due to hazardous ground-faults. Ground-faults occur when a current flows along an unintended path, such as through water or a person. Leviton GFCIs help protect people while meeting or exceeding National Electric Code® (NEC®) standards, and they come with a variety of options to suit different installation needs.

One such option is the Leviton blank face GFCI, which provides protection with a clean appearance in places where an outlet is not needed, such as behind a hot tub or spa. This GFCI continuously protects against electric shock and electrocution by interrupting power if a ground-fault is detected. It is required by the NEC for areas around the home within a close proximity to a water source, such as the kitchen, bathroom, laundry room, basement, garage/carport, and pool area.

The Leviton GFCI features a patented reset/lockout feature that prevents reset if the GFCI is unable to respond to a ground-fault or if it isn't wired properly. It also regularly conducts an automatic self-test to ensure safety. The LED indicator on the GFCI provides simple, intuitive feedback on power and protection status.

In addition to the standard GFCI, Leviton offers a range of other GFCI options, including Weather-Resistant, Combo GFCI/USB, Combo GFCI/Switch, Guide Light, Audible Alert, Wi-Fi GFCI, Dual-Function AFCI/GFCI, and GFCI Circuit Breakers. No matter what your installation needs are, Leviton has a GFCI that's right for you.

The Leviton GFCI is designed to provide reliable and effective protection against electric shock and electrocution, making it an essential safety device for any home or workspace. Its variety of features and options ensure that it can be easily integrated into any electrical system, providing peace of mind and protection for both users and property.

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