Cooper Wiring Devices is a brand that specializes in electrical wiring devices and accessories for residential, commercial and industrial buildings.
The brand was founded by Charles Cooper in 1833.
In 1950, Cooper Wiring Devices introduced the first ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) which revolutionized the electrical safety industry.
In 1981, Cooper introduced the wiring device industry’s first automatic self-test for GFCIs which is still the industry standard today.
In 2012, Cooper Wiring Devices merged with Eaton Corporation, a global leader in power management solutions.
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Cooper Wiring Devices offer a wide range of switches and dimmers for residential, commercial, and industrial use.
Cooper Wiring Devices offer a range of receptacles including GFCIs, duplex receptacles, USB receptacles, and more.
Cooper Wiring Devices offer a range of connectors including straight blade devices, locking devices, and straight and angled plugs and connectors.
Cooper Wiring Devices manufactures a wide range of electrical devices including switches, dimmers, receptacles, connectors, and more for residential, commercial, and industrial use.
A GFCI or ground fault circuit interrupter is a device that breaks the circuit when it detects an imbalance in the electrical current due to a ground fault. It is important because it protects against electrical shock and electrocution.
Yes, Cooper Wiring Devices offer a range of devices including switches, dimmers, and receptacles that support smart home automation protocols such as Z-Wave and Zigbee.
Cooper Wiring Devices offers a limited warranty on its products which varies by product line and region. It is recommended to check the product documentation or contact customer support for specific details.
No, Cooper Wiring Devices products are sold through authorized distributors and retailers. It is recommended to use their 'Where to Buy' tool on the website to locate a nearby retailer.