Bryant 4801BI 15A 120-277V Ivory Toggle Wall Switch
A 15 A single-pole toggle switch rated for 120 to 277 V AC with back and side wiring in an ivory nylon finish
- 15 A toggle handles standard 120 to 277 V circuits
- Single-pole maintained action gives reliable on/off control
- Back and side wiring speeds up installation time
- Ivory nylon toggle suits industrial environments cleanly
- UL, CSA and NOM listings confirm safety compliance
Bryant 4801BI Ivory Toggle Switch
This Bryant 4801BI is a single-pole toggle wall switch rated 15 A at 120 to 277 V AC. It fits standard back and side wiring and carries UL, CSA and NOM listings for industrial environments. The ivory nylon toggle provides maintained on-off control for lighting or motor loads up to 2 HP.
Suits standard 15 A branch circuits
Electricians wiring 15 A lighting or fractional-horsepower motor circuits in commercial or industrial buildings will find the voltage range and wiring flexibility convenient. Installations that require a locking actuator, antimicrobial surfaces or ground-fault protection at the device level should select a different switch.
15 A 120-277 V AC rating defines circuit
The 15 ampere, 120 to 277 volt AC rating is the primary specification that determines whether this switch matches the circuit breaker and load requirements. Verify the branch circuit amperage and voltage before installation.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BRYANT |
Questions about this item
What circuit breaker and wire gauge does this 15 A toggle switch require?
This switch carries 15 A at 120 to 277 V AC and must be protected by a 15 A branch-circuit breaker; the wiring method accepts back and side connections.
Can I keep my existing metal junction box and grounding wire when I install this Bryant 4801BI?
Yes, the switch fits a standard wall box; its back and side wiring terminals accept the same conductors used with older toggle switches.
How can I verify the switch is operating correctly after wiring it?
Toggle the nylon actuator and confirm the connected load turns on and off cleanly at any voltage between 120 and 277 V AC.
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