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Weatherproof

These Flexi-Guard Inserts fit single-gang or double-gang models of clear, gray, or white

plastic, and extra-duty die-cast designs. Each insert package can be purchased separately. All

weatherproof covers come with Flexi-Guard inserts and mounting screws. The double-gang

inserts (WP217, WP101, WP102, WP107, and WP213) include a special double-gang gasket.

WP17

Single-Gang Flexi-Guard Inserts

3 standard Flexi-Guard inserts – 16 possible configurations

• Standard in all Flexi-Guard single-gang covers

• 3 separate inserts can be configured into 16 different receptacles or switches

• Converts to either toggle or round receptacle sizes: 1.375," 1.625," 1.75," or 2.125"

WP217

Double-Gang Flexi-Guard Inserts

6 Standard Flexi-Guard inserts – 70 possible configurations

• Can be combined to make the illustrated configurations

for double-gang covers

• Converts to either toggle or round receptable sizes: 1.375" or 1.625"

Additional Inserts Available for Flexi-Guard Series:

WP101 WP102 WP107 WP213

Double-Gang Duplex

Double-Gang GFCI Double-Gang Round

1.375", 1.625", 1.75"

Double-Gang Round

1.375", 1.625", 1.75"

Specications:

All covers can be used for ush mount, surface mount or FS junction box mounting

Cover: Clear (gray or white on selected models) UV stabilized polycarbonate

Mounting Base and Inserts: Black UV stabilized polycarbonate

Gasket: Neoprene –

⁄8" (4.8 mm) thick with slits for mounting screws

Type 3R

Meets UL and CSA Cold Impact Testing at -60˚F (-51˚C)

Code Requirements:

Intermatic‘s line of Type 3R receptacle covers ensures compliance with 2011 NEC Article 406.9 (B1) which requires that 15 and 20 ampere,

125 and 250 volt receptacles installed in a wet location have an enclosure that is weatherproof whether or not the attachment plug cap is

inserted. They are designed to meet the 2011 NEC Article 210-60(b), which requires that receptacles installed behind beds in hotels and

motels, be protected with a suitable guard.

All Intermatic Weatherproof Covers meet the 2011 NEC current code requirements