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Reliance

Reliance THP102P Receptacle Tester with GFCI 120V AC 60 Hz

SKU CH-8QK9-YZQ7W

Tests 120V AC receptacles for correct wiring and GFCI function with light alerts

  • TypeAssortments & Kits
  • Tests GFCI and wiring faults with light alerts
  • Works on standard 120V AC 60 Hz outlets
  • Fits NEMA 5-15P receptacles directly
  • cULus listed for electrical safety compliance
  • Includes 40 in power cord for reach

What the Tester Does

The Reliance THP102P checks 120V AC receptacles at 60 Hz for correct wiring and GFCI function. It plugs into a standard 5-15P outlet and uses indicator lights to show wiring status. The unit includes a 40 in. power cord and carries cULus certification with a one-year manufacturer warranty.

Who Should Use It

Electricians, inspectors and DIYers verifying standard household outlets will find it straightforward. It does not suit users who need a digital readout, data logging or the ability to test circuits outside the 120V 60 Hz range. Buyers requiring a CAT-rated safety category should choose a different instrument.

Deciding Specification

The tester operates only on 120V AC at 60 Hz with a NEMA 5-15P plug. If the installation uses a different voltage, frequency or receptacle style, this tool cannot perform the check.

Highlights

  • Tests GFCI and wiring faults with light alerts
  • Works on standard 120V AC 60 Hz outlets
  • Fits NEMA 5-15P receptacles directly
  • cULus listed for electrical safety compliance
  • Includes 40 in power cord for reach

Specifications

BrandRELIANCE
TypeAssortments & Kits

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the tester is operating correctly after plugging it into a 120V AC outlet?

The indicator lights will illuminate in a specific pattern to show correct wiring; pressing the GFCI button should trip a properly protected circuit, verifying the tester functions as intended.

What comes with the tester and what must I purchase separately?

The unit includes the receptacle tester with an integrated 40 in. power cord and NEMA 5-15P plug; no batteries or additional accessories are required for basic operation.

Which version should I select for standard North American 120V household receptacles?

The THP102P is rated for 120V AC at 60 Hz with a NEMA 5-15P configuration, matching typical residential outlets; choose this model for that application.

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