Which GFCI outlet has the rating your circuit needs?
That's an electrician's call. Six Leviton receptacles rate 15 A; four rate 20 A.
Nine are GFCI-only. AGTR2 adds AFCI but leaves tamper resistance unknown; the finder cannot judge wiring or code.
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With no preferences selected: Leviton GFTR1 Tamper-Resistant GFCI Outlet, 15 A is one option to compare.
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Fault detection and electrical operation remain unevaluated; Leviton's product data are the comparison's basis. Leviton's receptacle ratings span 15 to 20 amps across 10 products. The circuit and installation rules determine which rating you can use; the larger figure is not a general upgrade recommendation. A matching amp rating also cannot prove box fit or correct wiring. Isolate power and follow the exact model's installation instructions; use a qualified electrician if you cannot identify the circuit or connections safely.
Protection type and convenience features answer different questions
Leviton SmartlockPro Dual Function advertises AFCI and GFCI protection; other SmartlockPro models advertise GFCI. Guide-light, indicator and combination-switch options change the convenience features, not the protection designation. Keep those fields separate when replacing an existing device.
Tamper resistance needs an explicit model designation
Tamper-resistance values are available for 9 receptacles; 1 is unknown. Leviton offers both tamper-resistant and non-tamper-resistant SmartlockPro models, so the family name cannot decide the choice. Automatic self-test appears throughout this comparison, but it does not mean tamper resistance or suitability for an outdoor installation. Read the exact designation and location permissions before purchase.
Before you buy
Does the amp setting tell me what my circuit can take?
Not on its own. It only narrows the receptacle rating; whether that rating suits a particular circuit, and how the outlet should be wired, is a call for a qualified electrician working to your local code.
Is self-test the same as tamper resistance?
They're separate claims. Every model here states self-test, while a receptacle counts as tamper-resistant only when its own page says so: seven do, the GFNT1 and GFNT2 are marked non-tamper-resistant, and the AGTR2 is unknown.
What if I want a guide light or a switch built in?
Two carry a guide light, the GFNL1 and GFNL2, and the GFSW1 pairs the outlet with a combination switch; those conveniences don't change the protection. For an outdoor box, the GFWT1 and GFWT2 are the two Leviton titles as weather resistant. Six of these 10 Leviton receptacles are 15 A and four are 20 A.
Leviton GFTR1 Tamper-Resistant GFCI Outlet, 15 AView at Leviton
