Hubbell Incorporated
Hubbell Incorporated GFHW13005 GFCI Hard Wired 120V 30A Black
Hard-wired GFCI protects 30 A, 120 V circuits with a manual reset, 4X-rated Valox enclosure and two-foot leads
- TypeHard Wired
- ColorBlack
- Hard-wired GFCI protection for 30 A circuits
- 120 V AC single-phase operation suits standard panels
- UL Listed Valox enclosure rated 4X for harsh environments
- Manual reset with 2 ft leads simplifies installation
- Operates reliably from -30 °F to 150 °F
Hard-wired GFCI for 120 V circuits
The Hubbell GFHW13005 is a hard-wired ground-fault circuit interrupter rated for 30 A at 120 V AC single phase. It mounts on a panel or surface and uses a 3/4 in NPT inlet. The enclosure carries a 4X rating and the housing is moulded from Valox. The device is UL listed and operates from -30 °F to 150 °F.
Thermal and electrical behaviour in service
The unit contains no fan and produces no audible alert during normal operation. Power draw is limited to the sensing and trip circuitry, so heat output remains low. The Valox enclosure resists impact and chemical exposure while maintaining the 4X environmental seal. Operating temperature limits are -30 °F minimum and 150 °F maximum.
Two-foot leads simplify panel installation
Factory-fitted 2 ft leads connect directly to the protected circuit, removing the need for separate pigtails. Manual reset requires deliberate operator action after a fault clears. No bundled software or configuration tools are supplied. The accessory set consists solely of the GFCI module with its attached leads.
Highlights
- Hard-wired GFCI protection for 30 A circuits
- 120 V AC single-phase operation suits standard panels
- UL Listed Valox enclosure rated 4X for harsh environments
- Manual reset with 2 ft leads simplifies installation
- Operates reliably from -30 °F to 150 °F
Specifications
| Brand | Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems |
|---|---|
| Model | GFHW13005 |
| Type | Hard Wired |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I hard-wire the GFHW13005 GFCI to a 120 V panel and what step is often missed?
Connect the two-foot leads to the 120 V AC supply, secure the 3/4 in NPT inlet, and mount the Valox enclosure on the panel or surface; the step often missed is verifying the manual reset button functions before closing the cover.
What maintenance or replacement will the GFHW13005 need over time?
Periodically press the manual reset button to confirm the 30 A GFCI still trips correctly; if the device fails to trip or reset, replace the entire hard-wired unit.
At what temperature limit does the GFHW13005 stop operating during sustained use?
The maximum operating temperature is 150 °F; sustained ambient heat above that level will cause the device to cease functioning.
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