Lutron NTR-15-HDTR-TP Architectural 15A Half-Dimming, Tamper Resist Duplex Receptacle with Wall Plate, Matte Finish, Taupe

Lutron NTR-15-HDTR-TP

NTR-15-HDTR-TP Product Description

Lutron Architectural 15A Half-Dimming, Tamper Resist Duplex Receptacle with Wall Plate, Matte Finish, Taupe.

Features:

Features on receptacle(s) for dimming use reject standard plugs
Uses standard switched receptacle wiring (HDTR requires two separate live/hot feeds)
Permanently installed internal tamper resistant shutter mechanism capable of resisting insertion of foreign elements into the device
Specification grade construction
Back wire installation capable
Receptacle face compatible with NEMA designer and Nova T opening wallplates
Plug may be used with standard receptacles and with new receptacles designed for dimming use
Plug is compatible with 18 AWG (0.75 mm2) SPT-2 lamp cords
Plug uses split-shell design for easy wiring and the ability to control cord exit direction
Top half for dimming. Projecting nub prevents standard plug from being used. Requires replacement plug for dimming table and floor lamps. Bottom half is a general use receptacle and will fit standard duplex plugs. Includes 1-gang wallplate. Tamper resistant shutter mechanism.

Specifications:

Brand Lutron
Sku: NTR-15-HDTR-TP
UPC: 027557780292
Number of Gangs: 1
Finish: Gloss
Voltage: 125
Color: Taupe
Amperage: 15

About Lutron:

Lutron designs and manufactures automated light and shade controls for homes and commercial applications. Our story began in the late 1950s in Joel Spira’s makeshift lab in New York City. A young physicist fascinated by the aesthetic manipulation of light, Spira commandeered the spare bedroom in the apartment he shared with his wife, Ruth, and set out to invent a solid-state device that would enable people to vary the intensity of the lights in their homes. The result? The world’s first solid state dimmer-and the birth of the lighting control industry. Since then, Lutron has been busy innovating. We hold over 2,700 worldwide patents and were the first company to create a system of dimmer and motorized window shades for controlling both electric light and daylight.