Bryant
Bryant 4801BW 15 A 120/277 V AC Toggle Wall Switch
Single-pole toggle switch rated 15 A at 120/277 V AC with 2 hp motor capacity and screw-terminal wiring
- 15 A rating handles standard lighting circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatibility suits residential and commercial wiring
- 2 hp motor rating supports heavier loads
- Back and side wiring with screw terminals offers flexible installation
- UL, CSA and NOM listed for code compliance
Industrial Toggle Switch
The Bryant 4801BW is a single-pole toggle wall switch rated for 15 A at 120/277 V AC. It is built for industrial environments where a maintained-contact switch controls lighting or motor loads up to 2 hp. The white finish suits standard commercial interiors.
Wiring and Voltage Limits
The device accepts back and side wiring with screw terminals for secure conductor termination. Its voltage rating covers 120 V and 277 V AC circuits only; it is not rated for DC or higher-voltage applications. UL, CSA and NOM listings confirm compliance with North American safety standards.
Motor Load Rating
The 2 hp horsepower rating at the stated voltages is the key figure for motor-starting duty. Select this switch when the connected load does not exceed that rating; it is not suited for larger motors or multi-pole switching requirements.
Highlights
- 15 A rating handles standard lighting circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatibility suits residential and commercial wiring
- 2 hp motor rating supports heavier loads
- Back and side wiring with screw terminals offers flexible installation
- UL, CSA and NOM listed for code compliance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 15 A 120/277 V AC version or a different rating?
This model is only offered as a 15 A switch rated for 120/277 V AC with a 2 hp motor rating; select it when your circuit matches those values.
What does the 15 A rating mean once the switch is installed?
It indicates the maximum continuous current the contacts can carry on a 120/277 V AC circuit, suitable for loads up to 2 hp.
Which wiring standard does the screw-terminal connection follow, and what does it limit?
The switch uses screw terminals accepted by UL/CSA/NOM standards, limiting installation to solid or stranded conductors approved for those listings.
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