Bryant 4902BRED 20 A Toggle Contactor Red
A 20 A red toggle switch rated for 2 hp at 120/277 V AC with screw terminals and a brass ground
- 20 A rating handles heavy-duty industrial loads
- Double-pole toggle gives positive on/off control
- 2 hp motor rating suits machinery starters
- UL/CSA listed for code-compliant installations
- Screw terminals accept back and side wiring
Industrial 20 A Toggle Switch
The Bryant 4902BRED is a 20 A double-pole toggle switch rated for 120/277 V AC circuits. Its maintained contact action and 2 hp motor rating suit industrial control panels and machinery disconnects. The red actuator provides clear visual identification in equipment rows.
Panel-mount with screw terminals
Back and side wiring entries accept screw-terminal connections for secure conductor landing. A brass and nickel-plated steel ground terminal is integrated into the body. The 1.7 in overall height fits standard industrial wall boxes without protruding into adjacent device space.
UL/CSA listed for code compliance
The switch carries UL and CSA listings, satisfying common electrical-code requirements for industrial installations. No locking mechanism is included, so the toggle remains freely operable for frequent manual switching. Packaging contains the single switch unit only.
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- Price $6.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BRYANT |
Questions about this item
Will the 20 A contact rating handle continuous motor loads without overheating?
The contactor is rated for 20 A at 120/277 V AC and a 2 hp motor load, so it is designed for sustained industrial switching duty.
How much heat or noise does the toggle mechanism produce during all-day operation?
As a mechanical toggle switch with screw terminals and no moving coil, it runs silently and generates only minimal heat from the brass and nickel-plated contacts.
What wiring method and terminals are required to install this switch?
It accepts back or side wiring with screw terminals and includes a brass and nickel-plated steel ground terminal for connection.
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