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SOUTHWIRE 24786001-1 GFCI/ELCI Cable, 2 ft, 4/4, 80 A, 208/240V AC, 50mA Trip - General Purpose ELCI/GFCI Panels & Cables
SOUTHWIREGeneral Purpose ELCI/GFCI Panels & Cables

SOUTHWIRE 24786001-1 GFCI/ELCI Cable, 2 ft, 4/4, 80 A, 208/240V AC, 50mA Trip

The SOUTHWIRE Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI): Auto is a general-purpose ELCI/GFCI panel and cable, model 24786001-1. It operates at 208/240V AC and 60 Hz, with a 50mA trip level and an 80 A maximum current…

SKU 3G-OTH-43030

Also listed as: 247860011 · 24786001 1

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24786001-1 GFCI/ELCI Cable, 2 ft, 4/4, 80 A, 208/240V AC, 50mA Trip
Part Number
24786001-1
Category
General Purpose ELCI/GFCI Panels & Cables
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Also known as:24786001-1SOUTHWIRE
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Same-day or next-business-day delivery within Singapore for in-stock items; 7–14 days for factory-order parts from Europe.
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
24786001-1
Type
4/4, 60 Hz
Cord Lg
2 ft
Voltage
208/240V AC
Frequency
60 Hz
Trip Level
50mA
Max Current
80 A
Product Type
GFCI/ELCI Cable

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Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI): Auto is a general-purpose ELCI/GFCI panel and cable, model 24786001-1. It operates at 208/240V AC and 60 Hz, with a 50mA trip level and an 80 A maximum current rating. This unit includes a 2 ft cord with 4/4 cable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SOUTHWIRE GFCI 24786001-1 used for?

The SOUTHWIRE GFCI/ELCI Cable 24786001-1 provides ground-fault protection for industrial equipment operating at 208/240V AC, 60 Hz. It is commonly used in temporary power distribution, construction sites, and marine applications to protect personnel from electrical shock by tripping at 50mA leakage.

What are the specifications of the SOUTHWIRE GFCI 24786001-1?

The SOUTHWIRE GFCI model 24786001-1 is rated for 80 A maximum current at 208/240V AC, 60 Hz. It features a 50mA trip level, a 2 ft cord with 4/4 cable, and auto-reset functionality. This unit is a general-purpose ELCI/GFCI cable designed for temporary power and industrial use.

Where to buy the SOUTHWIRE GFCI 24786001-1 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the SOUTHWIRE GFCI 24786001-1 to customers worldwide. As a global industrial distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for availability and lead time; we source and deliver this GFCI cable to any international destination.

How to install the SOUTHWIRE GFCI 24786001-1?

Install the SOUTHWIRE GFCI by connecting the 4/4 cable to a compatible 208/240V AC power source rated for 80 A. Ensure the cord is free of damage and the GFCI is mounted in a dry location. Test the unit by pressing the test button before each use; the auto-reset feature will restore power after a trip.

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Temporary power distribution — Southwire 25 ft extension cord (14/3 SJTW) for portable tools on construction sites
Workshop lighting — Southwire AL60CSW LED work light for high-bay illumination in maintenance bays
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3G Electric supplies SOUTHWIRE general purpose elci/gfci panels & cables. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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