Bryant
Bryant 3002BRN 30 A 120/277 V AC toggle contactor
A 30 A double-pole toggle contactor rated 120/277 V AC with screw terminals and chemical, corrosion and impact resistance
- Rated for 30 A at 120/277 V AC
- Double-pole maintained toggle controls two circuits
- Screw terminals accept back and side wiring
- Chemical, corrosion and impact resistant construction
- UL and CSA listed for industrial use
Bryant 3002BRN 30 A Contactor
The Bryant 3002BRN is a brown double-pole toggle contactor rated for 30 A at 120/277 V AC. It uses screw terminals with back and side wiring and carries a 2 hp motor rating. The 1.7 in. overall height fits standard industrial wall boxes and meets UL/CSA standards.
Upgrade from lower-rated switches
This contactor replaces single-pole or lower-amperage switches when a maintained double-pole circuit is required. The jump is worth it for 30 A loads that need chemical, corrosion and impact resistance in industrial environments. The toggle action provides positive on/off control without a locking mechanism.
For industrial maintenance and OEM panels
Suits electricians and panel builders wiring 120/277 V AC motor or lighting circuits up to 2 hp. Not for applications needing a locking handle, a different colour code or a contactor with auxiliary contacts. Buyers who want a plug-in or DIN-rail mount should look at other form factors.
Highlights
- Rated for 30 A at 120/277 V AC
- Double-pole maintained toggle controls two circuits
- Screw terminals accept back and side wiring
- Chemical, corrosion and impact resistant construction
- UL and CSA listed for industrial use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What box depth does the 1.7 in. tall Bryant 3002BRN need for back or side wiring?
The 1.7 in. overall height fits standard switch boxes; allow enough depth behind the device for 30 A screw‑terminal connections and wire bending radius.
Which step is often missed when wiring the 30 A double‑pole toggle to 120/277 V AC?
Torque each screw terminal to the listed value and verify both poles are tight before energising; loose terminals on 30 A circuits cause overheating.
When should the brown chemical‑ and corrosion‑resistant toggle be replaced?
Replace if the toggle feels loose, shows discoloration, or the 30 A contacts fail to make clean closure on 120/277 V AC loads.
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