Bryant
Bryant 9904 20A 120/277V Ivory 4-Way Rocker Switch
A 20 A, 120/277 V AC ivory rocker switch with 4-way maintained control, screw terminals and a stainless steel spring for industrial use
- 20 A rating handles heavy lighting loads
- 120/277 V AC dual-voltage fits commercial and residential wiring
- 4-way rocker controls one circuit from three locations
- stainless steel spring wire resists fatigue over repeated cycles
- screw terminals and back/side wiring simplify installation
Bryant 9904 20A Rocker Switch
This Bryant 9904 switch provides a 20 A, 120/277V AC rocker mechanism for multi-location lighting control in industrial settings. Its ivory finish and maintained-action design suit commercial wall-plate installations requiring a single 4-way pole.
Replaces standard toggle 4-way switches
The rocker style replaces older toggle 4-way switches where a low-profile, paddle actuation is preferred for accessibility or aesthetics. The upgrade is worth it when the project specifies a 20 A rating with back and side screw-terminal wiring on a UL/CSA listed device.
Fits standard industrial wall boxes
The 1.7 in overall height fits standard industrial wall boxes and works with screw-terminal connections for solid or stranded conductors. It frees up wiring space by accepting both back and side entry, and the stainless-steel spring wire adds durability in high-cycle applications.
Highlights
- 20 A rating handles heavy lighting loads
- 120/277 V AC dual-voltage fits commercial and residential wiring
- 4-way rocker controls one circuit from three locations
- stainless steel spring wire resists fatigue over repeated cycles
- screw terminals and back/side wiring simplify installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 1.7 in. overall height fit in a standard wall box?
The switch measures 1.7 in. overall height, which matches standard wall-box depth for 20 A devices.
How do I wire the 4-way rocker with back and side screw terminals?
Connect travellers to the paired brass screws and the line/load to the black screws; the step often missed is tightening both back-wire clamps and side screws for each conductor.
When should the stainless steel spring wire mechanism be replaced?
Replace the switch if the rocker feels loose, fails to hold position, or shows discoloration at the 20 A 120/277 V AC screw terminals.
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