Bryant
Bryant 4801GLI Illuminated Wall Switch Ivory 15A
Illuminated ivory toggle switch rated 15 A at 120/277 V AC with screw terminals and a light that glows when the load is off
- Illuminated toggle shows status when load is off
- 15 A rating handles standard branch circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatible for commercial wiring
- Back and side screw terminals speed installation
- 7 in height fits standard wall boxes
Illuminated Ivory Toggle Switch
The Bryant 4801GLI is a single-pole toggle switch rated for 15 A at 120/277V AC. An integrated indicator lights when the load is off, helping locate the control in dark rooms. It mounts in standard wall boxes using back or side wiring with screw terminals. Industrial-grade construction meets NEMA WD-1 and UL20 standards.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a passive wiring device the switch generates no audible noise and draws no standby power. The 15 A rating and 2 hp motor capacity handle typical lighting and small-appliance circuits without heating under normal loads. Screw-terminal connections maintain low contact resistance when properly torqued. The 1.7 in overall height fits standard enclosures without crowding conductors.
Replaces Standard Non-Illuminated Switches
This unit upgrades a basic toggle by adding a locator light without changing box depth or wiring method. The jump is worth it in hallways, stairwells or utility rooms where finding the switch in darkness is a daily hassle. It does not suit circuits requiring three-way or four-way control, dimming functions, or pilot-light indication with the load energised. Buyers needing multi-location switching or dimming should select a different device.
Highlights
- Illuminated toggle shows status when load is off
- 15 A rating handles standard branch circuits
- 120/277 V AC compatible for commercial wiring
- Back and side screw terminals speed installation
- 7 in height fits standard wall boxes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the Bryant 4801GLI using the back and side screw terminals, and what step is often missed?
Strip each conductor to the gauge specified for 15 A circuits, insert fully into the back-wire holes or wrap clockwise around the side screws, then tighten both terminal screws securely; the step often missed is verifying that no insulation is caught under the screw head.
What maintenance will the illuminated toggle require over time?
The neon indicator lamp inside the toggle is not user-replaceable; when it no longer glows with the load off, the complete switch must be replaced.
At what load does the 2 hp motor rating become the limiting factor during sustained operation?
The 2 hp rating at 120/277 V AC is the first limit reached when driving inductive motor loads continuously; exceeding it can cause contact welding or premature wear.
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