20GB606TR Tamper Resistant Plugmold® Multioutlet System
SKU: #282382
Part: #V20GB606TR
UPC: 786776185393
20GB606TR Tamper Resistant Plugmold® Multioutlet System
SKU: #282382
Part: #V20GB606TR
UPC: 786776185393
Description
20GB606TR Tamper Resistant Plugmold® Multioutlet System – Electrical Distributor Solution
The 20GB606TR Tamper Resistant Plugmold® Multioutlet System by Wiremold is a 6-foot low-profile multioutlet raceway designed for distributing electrical power efficiently in dry interior locations. Ideal for electrical distributors and lighting solutions providers, this system features 10 tamper-resistant receptacles rated for 20 amps and 125 volts, supporting safe and secure power access. It is suitable for wire and cable installations that require a clean, surface-mounted power distribution solution, commonly used in commercial and institutional environments.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Wiremold
- Manufacturer Part #: V20GB606TR
- Number of Receptacles: 10
- Frequency Rating: 60 Hz
- Dimensions (Depth x Width x Length): 0.75 in x 1.3 in x 1.3 in
- Weight: 3.78 lbs
- Environmental Conditions: Dry Interior Locations
- Country of Origin: United States
- Made in USA: Yes
Features
- Tamper-resistant receptacles enhance user safety and compliance with electrical codes.
- Surface-mounted raceway design facilitates easy installation on finished walls, open studs, or workbenches.
- Compatible with standard wire connectors (W30/W30G) for secure wiring connections.
- Designed for use in dry interior environments, ensuring durability and safety in typical commercial settings.
- Manufactured in the USA, ensuring quality control and compliance with domestic standards.
Downloads & Links
- 2000 Series Plugmold Wired Sections
- Wiremold Plugmold 2000 Series
- Installation Guidelines for Receptacles on Small Appliance Branch Circuits
- Plugmold Multioutlet USB Charging
- Plugmold® Raceway & Multioutlet Assemblies
- Spec Sheet
- Metal Raceway
- Plugmold Tamper-Resistant Multioutlet Systems
- Installation Guidelines for Receptacles on Small Appliance Branch Circuits in the City of Chicago