Leviton offers a selection of high‑quality, reliable straight blade receptacle outlets designed to meet a wide range of application needs. Our portfolio features models equipped with options such as Tamper‑Resistant protection, Isolated Ground, Power Indication, Weather‑Resistant and Corrosion‑Resistant construction, Surge protection, Plug‑Load Control, USB charging capability, and more, supporting virtually any installation.
A receptacle for every application
Choose from the broadest offering of safe and reliable receptacle outlets in the industry: Tamper-Resistant, Isolated Ground, Power Indication, Weather-Resistant, Corrosion-Resistant, Surge, Plug Load Controlled, USB, and more...
Marked Controlled Receptacles
The NEC requires all 15A & 20A, 125V receptacles that are automatically controlled to be marked with a specific symbol and the word “CONTROLLED” on the device.
- Benefits:
- Reducing energy consumption by automatically turning off power to devices when not in use
- Smaller carbon footprint
- Lower electricity costs for building owners and occupants
- Help prevent the overuse of devices that may be left unnecessarily such as lamps, personal fans, and chargers
- Reducing energy consumption by automatically turning off power to devices when not in use
How they work:
- Occupancy sensors
- Receptacles can be wired to occupancy sensors that detect when a space is occupied and turn on power accordingly
- Timers
- Receptacles can be programmed to turn on and off at specific times, ensuring they are only powered during designated periods
Leviton’s marked controlled receptacles feature a NEMA approved permanently marked controlled symbol, meeting the latest NEC® 406.3 code and CA Title 24 and ASHRAE 90.1 Energy Efficiency standards. The marked controlled receptacles are ideal for commercial construction projects, education or government buildings, or the newest healthcare or office environment.
Leaded Receptacles and GFCIs
- Provides fast terminating for pigtail wiring applications
- Eliminates the need to prepare wires for pigtailing
- No exposed live metal parts for safer installations
Get The Job Done Faster
Innovative wiring solutions that go beyond traditional back and side wiring, designed to simplify and speed installation, as wire termination no longer needs tools or electrical tape.
Know Your Grade
We offer three different grades of receptacles with performance levels based on construction and application:
HOSPITAL GRADE • INDUSTRIAL SPECIFICATION GRADE • COMMERCIAL SPECIFICATION GRADE
More Options
SPECIAL FUNCTIONS • ENHANCED SAFETY • WET/DAMP LOCATIONS
Code Compliant Solutions
Straight Blade Receptacles Frequently Asked Questions
A straight blade receptacle is a device that accepts plugs with flat, parallel blades and is commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
Commercial grade receptacles are built for higher-use environments, such as offices, schools, retail spaces, and other light commercial settings, while residential grade receptacles are designed for everyday household applications.
Yes! Hospital grade receptacles are designed to meet additional performance requirements for healthcare applications. They undergo more stringent testing for grounding reliability, assembly integrity, strength, and durability than standard receptacles.
Learn More About Hospital Grade Receptacles: Healthcare
- Application type
- Electrical requirements
- Environmental conditions
- Required device grade
- Desired safety features
- Decora® Receptacle: Features two outlets with a modern rectangular opening design.
- Duplex Receptacle: Features two outlets with a traditional side-by-side appearance.
Leviton’s electrical wiring devices are available in ARCAT’s construction specifications. These specifications are complete CSI 3-part and Canadian CSC architectural specs that can easily be downloaded, customized for your project, and included in your master spec for future use. Offering BIM objects, specifications, and the SpecWizard tool, ARCAT is your complete source for finding, selecting, detailing and specifying building projects.
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