Bryant
Bryant 4903 Pilot Light Wall Switch 3-Way Maintained Toggle Red 20A 120-277V
A 20 A three-way maintained toggle switch with a red pilot light that illuminates when the load is on, rated for 120 to 277 V AC
- MaterialHAWA
- Pilot light shows load status instantly
- 3-way maintained toggle controls from two locations
- 20 A rating handles heavy-duty circuits
- 120-277 V range fits commercial and industrial wiring
- Brass and nickel-plated steel ground terminal resists corrosion
20 A 120–277 V Pilot Switch
The Bryant 4903 pilot light wall switch is a 20 A 3-way maintained toggle rated for 120 to 277 V AC. It suits commercial and industrial lighting circuits where a visible load indicator is required. The red toggle shows the circuit state at a glance and the switch carries a 1 to 2 HP motor rating.
Back and Side Wiring Flexibility
Brass and nickel-plated steel ground terminals accept both back and side wiring methods, giving installers routing options in crowded boxes. The maintained action keeps the circuit in the selected position without spring return. No antimicrobial coating is present and the locking feature is not included.
Rated for 1–2 HP Loads
The switch comfortably handles lighting and small motor loads up to 2 HP within its 20 A rating. It is not suited for circuits exceeding 277 V AC or for applications requiring a momentary or centre-off function. Buyers needing higher amperage or a different voltage range should select an alternative device.
Highlights
- Pilot light shows load status instantly
- 3-way maintained toggle controls from two locations
- 20 A rating handles heavy-duty circuits
- 120-277 V range fits commercial and industrial wiring
- Brass and nickel-plated steel ground terminal resists corrosion
Specifications
| Material | HAWA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bryant |
Questions about this item
Will the 20 A rating hold continuously on a 277 V circuit?
The switch is rated 20 A across the full 120 to 277 V AC range, so the current limit remains the same at the highest voltage.
Does the pilot light or the toggle mechanism generate noticeable heat during all-day operation?
The pilot light illuminates only when the load is on and draws minimal power; the toggle itself is a mechanical contact with no active heating element.
What wiring method must the installer use for the back and side terminals?
The device accepts both back-wire and side-wire connections using standard solid or stranded conductors.
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