Bryant
Bryant CSB115BW 15A 120/277VAC White Toggle Contactor
White toggle switch rated 15 A at 120/277 V AC with screw terminals and 2 hp motor rating
- 15 A toggle switch handles commercial lighting loads
- White finish blends with standard wall plates
- 120/277 V AC rating suits single- and three-phase supplies
- CSA certified for code-compliant installations
- Screw terminals accept back and side wiring methods
Bryant CSB115BW Toggle Switch
This single-pole toggle switch is rated for 15 A at 120/277V AC and carries a 2 hp motor rating. It is built for commercial lighting or motor-control circuits where a maintained-contact switch is required. The white finish suits standard wall-plate installations.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
As a passive electromechanical device it generates no audible noise and draws no power of its own during normal operation. Heat rise is limited to the normal I-squared-R loss across the screw-terminal contacts at the rated 15 A load.
15 Ampere Current Rating
The 15 A rating is the decisive specification; circuits exceeding this value need a higher-rated contactor. It is not suited for loads above 15 A or for applications requiring multi-pole switching.
Highlights
- 15 A toggle switch handles commercial lighting loads
- White finish blends with standard wall plates
- 120/277 V AC rating suits single- and three-phase supplies
- CSA certified for code-compliant installations
- Screw terminals accept back and side wiring methods
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I wire the CSB115BW using the back and side screw terminals, and what is the common mistake?
Strip each conductor to the gauge recommended for 15 A circuits, insert fully into the chosen back or side terminal, and tighten the screw until the wire cannot pull free; the frequent error is leaving insulation under the screw head, which creates a high-resistance joint.
Which part of the CSB115BW will need replacement first under normal commercial use?
The toggle mechanism and internal contacts are rated for the full 15 A / 2 hp duty cycle; the component that typically wears first is the toggle lever itself after many thousands of operations, so keep a spare CSB115BW on hand for quick swap-out.
At what point does the CSB115BW hit its thermal limit during continuous 15 A loading?
The contactor is CSA Certified for 15 A at 120/277 V AC; sustained operation at the full 15 A rating is within its design envelope, so the first limit encountered will be the upstream branch-circuit breaker rather than the switch itself.
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