Installation Sheet

How to Install the New

GFCI USB Outlet

Put more within reach, with step-by-step installation instructions for

this first-of-its kind device.

STEP 1: Begin by turning o the outlet’s power at the breaker…

and then absolutely double-check the outlet to be sure there is

NO power. You can use a circuit tester if you have one, or just

plug in a handheld appliance (hairdryers, hand mixers, etc.) to

confirm it won’t turn on.

IMPORTANT: Absolutely NOTHING should be done at the outlet

until you have guaranteed the power is o.

STEP 2: Next, remove the existing outlet by unscrewing the

wall plate and slightly pulling the receptacle itself out from the

wall so that you have access to its attached wiring.

TIP: It can be incredibly helpful to label the wires before disconnecting, especially

if you are not very familiar with electrical wiring. Be sure to note which wires are

Line vs. which are Load (this should be easy to find, as the terminals should be

marked on the back of the existing outlet), and also determine type. Typically, the

black wires are Hot, the white wires are Neutral, and the bare wire is Ground.

For the first time EVER, you can now install power, safety and charging, all with a

single outlet….and, it’s even easy.

Following the simple steps below, you can replace any existing GFCI outlet with

Legrand’s new, all-in-one GFCI USB Outlet, and safely add the convenience of built-

in charging anywhere you want it, even in kitchens, bathrooms and other areas that

require ground-fault* protection.

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How to Install the New GFCI USB Outlet Put more within reach, with step-by-step installation instructions for this first-of-its kind device. For the first time EVER, you can now install power, safety and charging, all with a single outlet….and, it’s even easy.
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STEP 3: Disconnect the wires from the existing outlet. TIP: You can often opt to pull a wire from its position rather than cutting it, keeping the looped shape at the end to make it easier to connect to the new outlet. This method helps ensure you don’t cut the wires too short. STEP 4: If you elected to cut the wires when disconnecting from the existing outlet, now you need to strip them to ½” (there is a gauge on the device strap to make it easier to measure) before you attach them to the new outlet.