Bryant
Bryant 15 A 125 V Flanged Inlet White Nylon 5278
A 15 A 125 V industrial flanged inlet with white nylon housing for panel mounting
- 15 A 125 V inlet powers equipment reliably
- Industrial-grade nylon housing resists impact and wear
- Flanged panel-mount design enables secure installation
- Three-wire two-pole configuration supports standard grounding
- Back-wiring terminals simplify field connections
Bryant 15 A 125 V Flanged Inlet
This Bryant flanged inlet provides a 15 A, 125 V AC panel-mounted connection for industrial equipment. The straight-blade 5-15R configuration accepts standard three-wire plugs. White nylon housing offers durability for permanent installation in panels or enclosures. Model 5278 is designed for single-phase power entry applications.
Suited for industrial power entry.
This inlet suits builders wiring machinery, generators or distribution panels that require a secure panel-mounted male connector. It is not for buyers who need weather-resistant or tamper-resistant devices. Installers requiring surge suppression, corrosion resistance or a power indicator should look at alternative specifications.
15 A 125 V rating determines compatibility
The 15 A, 125 V AC rating is the single specification that decides whether this inlet matches the load and supply. Verify the circuit amperage and voltage before purchase. The 5-15R blade pattern must match the plug used on the connected equipment.
Highlights
- 15 A 125 V inlet powers equipment reliably
- Industrial-grade nylon housing resists impact and wear
- Flanged panel-mount design enables secure installation
- Three-wire two-pole configuration supports standard grounding
- Back-wiring terminals simplify field connections
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the white nylon housing on the 5278 inlet eventually become brittle and need replacement?
The white nylon housing resists normal indoor wear; it is not rated weather-resistant or corrosion-resistant, so outdoor or harsh-chemical exposure could accelerate aging and require earlier replacement.
What limits continuous use of the 15 A 125 V inlet before the contacts overheat?
The inlet is rated for 15 A at 125 V AC; sustained loads at or near 15 A will cause the brass contacts to reach their thermal limit first.
Does the 5278 inlet generate noticeable heat or draw extra power when a 1/2 hp motor runs all day?
The inlet itself adds no active power draw; only normal resistive heating occurs at the contacts when the 1/2 hp motor pulls its rated current through the 15 A circuit.
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