Leviton Manufacturing Co.
Leviton Manufacturing Co. 834-5671-2I Decora GFCI Switch Ivory 15A 120/277V
A Decora-style GFCI switch rated 15 A for 120/277 V residential circuits, ivory finish, single pack
- Voltage120/277V AC
- Item Count1 pack
- Amps15A
- Commercial/ResidentialResidential
- GFCI protection prevents shock at 15 A 120/277 V
- Decora designer styling fits modern residential interiors
- Single-pole switch controls lighting from one location
- Ivory finish coordinates with standard receptacle plates
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
Decora GFCI Switch for residential use
The Leviton 834-5671-2I is a Decora-style ground-fault circuit-interrupter switch rated at 15 amps and 120/277 volts AC. It fits standard residential wiring and provides shock protection on lighting or fan circuits where a combined switch and GFCI device is required.
Replaces standard switches without GFCI
This unit upgrades a basic toggle or Decora switch by adding ground-fault protection in the same wall box. The jump is worth it when local code requires GFCI on bathroom, kitchen, laundry or outdoor lighting circuits and you want a single-gang device instead of a separate receptacle and switch.
Handles 15 A lighting or fan loads
The switch comfortably controls incandescent, LED or motor loads up to its 15 A rating on 120 V or 277 V supplies. It runs out of headroom when the connected load exceeds 15 amps or when a 20 A branch circuit demands a 20 A rated device.
Highlights
- GFCI protection prevents shock at 15 A 120/277 V
- Decora designer styling fits modern residential interiors
- Single-pole switch controls lighting from one location
- Ivory finish coordinates with standard receptacle plates
- New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box
Specifications
| Voltage | 120/277V AC |
|---|---|
| Item Count | 1 pack |
| Amps | 15A |
| Commercial/Residential | Residential |
Questions about this item
What size wall box does the 834-5671-2I Decora GFCI switch require?
The device fits a standard single-gang wall box used for residential 15 A wiring.
Which step is most often missed when wiring the 120/277 V GFCI switch?
Connecting the load-side conductors to the terminals marked LOAD so downstream outlets stay protected.
How do I know when the 15 A GFCI switch needs replacement?
Press the TEST button monthly; if the RESET button does not pop out or the switch will not reset, replace the unit.
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