Bryant
Bryant 9901I Wall Switch 20 A Rocker Ivory
A 20 A single-pole rocker wall switch rated 120/277 V AC with back and side screw terminals and a 2 hp motor rating
- Reliable 20 A switching for demanding circuits
- Single-pole maintained action keeps power on until manually turned off
- Rocker mechanism with stainless-steel spring wire resists fatigue
- Back and side wiring with screw terminals speeds installation
- UL/CSA listed for 120/277 V AC industrial use
Bryant 9901I Wall Switch 20 A Rocker Ivory
The Bryant 9901I is a single-pole rocker switch rated for 20 A at 120/277V AC with a 2 hp motor rating. It uses screw terminals that accept back and side wiring and includes a stainless-steel spring wire feature. The ivory unit measures 1.7 in overall height and carries UL/CSA listings for industrial applications.
Installation checklist for the Bryant 9901I
Verify that the circuit voltage matches the 120/277V AC rating and that the load does not exceed 20 A or 2 hp. Confirm the electrical box can accommodate a 1.7 in deep device and that local code permits back or side wiring with screw terminals. Ensure the switch style and maintained function suit the intended control scheme before mounting.
Who the Bryant 9901I suits and who it does not
This switch fits industrial or commercial projects needing a 20 A single-pole rocker with screw-terminal connections and UL/CSA compliance. It is not suited for circuits requiring multi-pole switching, locking actuators, or voltage ratings beyond 277V AC, nor for buyers needing a different colour or a lower-profile device.
Highlights
- Reliable 20 A switching for demanding circuits
- Single-pole maintained action keeps power on until manually turned off
- Rocker mechanism with stainless-steel spring wire resists fatigue
- Back and side wiring with screw terminals speeds installation
- UL/CSA listed for 120/277 V AC industrial use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes with the Bryant 9901I wall switch and is any extra hardware needed?
The switch is supplied as a single unit with screw-terminal connections for back or side wiring; mounting screws are not included and must be purchased separately.
How do I decide between the 120 V and 277 V ratings on this switch?
The device is rated for both 120 V and 277 V AC circuits, so you simply match the voltage of the circuit you are wiring it to.
What does the 20 A rating mean when the switch is installed in a real circuit?
It can carry up to 20 amperes on a 120/277 V AC branch circuit and control loads up to 2 hp, per UL/CSA standards.
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