Bryant
Bryant 4801BBLK 15A 120/277V toggle switch
A 15 A single-pole toggle switch rated for 120/277 V AC with screw terminals and 2 hp motor capacity
- Rated for 15 A at 120/277 V AC
- Industrial-grade UL/CSA/NOM listed safety
- Back and side screw-terminal wiring options
- 2 hp motor-load switching capacity
- Compact 1.7 in overall height fits standard boxes
Industrial Toggle Switch
The Bryant 4801BBLK is a single-pole toggle switch rated for 15 A at 120/277V AC. It suits industrial control panels and machinery circuits where a maintained contact is required. The black finish matches standard equipment aesthetics. Electricians and maintenance teams will find it fits typical back- or side-wired boxes.
Thermal And Electrical Behaviour
The switch carries a 2 hp motor load without supplemental cooling. Screw terminals keep resistance low so the body stays near ambient temperature during normal operation. No moving parts generate audible noise beyond the toggle click. Power draw is limited to the connected load, not the device itself.
Installation And Wiring
Back and side wiring options give flexibility when routing conductors in crowded enclosures. The 1.7 in overall height leaves room for adjacent devices in standard industrial boxes. UL, CSA and NOM listings confirm compliance for North American installations. Screw terminals accept solid or stranded wire without special tools.
Highlights
- Rated for 15 A at 120/277 V AC
- Industrial-grade UL/CSA/NOM listed safety
- Back and side screw-terminal wiring options
- 2 hp motor-load switching capacity
- Compact 1.7 in overall height fits standard boxes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How is the Bryant 4801BBLK installed, and what wiring step is often missed?
Mount the switch in a standard wall box, connect wires to the screw terminals or back-wiring holes, and torque the terminal screws to the manufacturer's specified value.
What maintenance or replacement will the Bryant 4801BBLK need over time?
The toggle mechanism and contacts are rated for the device's service life; replace the entire unit if the switch feels loose, fails to hold position, or shows discoloration.
What limit appears first on the Bryant 4801BBLK during sustained heavy use?
The 15 A current rating at 120/277V AC is the primary limit; continuous loads should not exceed 80 percent of this rating per electrical code.
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