twistlock 15amp gfci's recp?

[cashpoppper]

anything such available? customer insists of wanting a twist lock for their basement sump pump.

I'm thinking no, and just a gf breaker with a standard twist lock on the end, but still maybe someone has seen some unicorn like that.

 

[infinity]

You could use a two gang box with a twist lock and with a blank face GFCI next to it.

 

[winnie]

I would use a blank face GFCI and receptacle as @infinity suggests.

You could even put in https://www.gordonelectricsupply.com/p/Leviton-4792-Combo-Lkg-Str-Duplex-Receptacle/5652648 and the customer would get the twist lock that they want with the option of a normal 5-15 device.

-Jonathan

 

[cashpoppper]

nice. never thought about that duplex combo idea. no offense , winnie is the winner. washing machine needs something as well. i guess the fear is the pump getting unplugged, and it'll look better and more convenience not hard wiring the tail

 

[qcroanoke]

nice. never thought about that duplex combo idea. no offense , winnie is the winner. washing machine needs something as well. i guess the fear is the pump getting unplugged, and it'll look better and more convenience not hard wiring the tail

If you're worried about the plug falling out you probably should be worried about the GFI tripping too.
But it's a customer and you must do the GFI.
They do have an audible alarm GFI you should look into.

 

[roger]

So why would you be installing electrical devices?
Your profile says your in the HVAC profession

 

[cashpoppper]

under a $100 bill. no permit needed. i asked the AHJ.

 

[roger]

under a $100 bill. no permit needed. i asked the AHJ.

And home owners are allowed to do electrical work on their own home but we still are not allowed to assist them per the forum rules.
Sorry but I have to close the thread