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The Grace Technologies P-R33-K3RF3 is a panel interface connector designed for remote access, featuring an aluminum housing with NEMA 4 and UL Type 4 ratings. It includes two GFCI duplex outlets protected by a 3-amp circuit breaker. The unit provides a shielded RJ45 connection compatible with Category 5e Ethernet standards for data and communication signals. Its compact dimensions are 5.08 inches by 3.54 inches by 1.6 inches, facilitating surface or bulkhead mounting.
Verify the specific ordering suffix to confirm the inclusion of the 3-amp circuit breaker and GFCI functionality, as variants like P-R33-K3RF0 lack the breaker. Ensure the required NEMA 4 rating aligns with your environmental exposure needs. Confirm that the shielded RJ45 configuration matches your existing Category 5e infrastructure requirements before finalizing the purchase order.
Select this model when both power protection and secure data connectivity are required in a single enclosure. The aluminum construction offers durability suitable for outdoor or washdown areas. Compare against unshielded variants if EMI interference is not a concern, or models without GFCI if local codes permit. Verify dimensional constraints fit the available panel space.
This component belongs to the GracePort series of remote access interfaces manufactured by Grace Technologies. These units bridge internal panel systems with external networks while providing electrical safety features. The P-R33-K3RF3 specifically integrates power distribution with network connectivity, distinguishing it from pure data ports or simple power outlets.
The P-R33-K2RF3 is a confirmed substitute offering similar specifications but with UL Type 4X rating instead of Type 4. The P-R33-K3RF0 serves as a variant lacking the circuit breaker. Verify environmental rating requirements when substituting between these models.
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