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Black nylon locking plug with yellow accents, 20A 125VAC rating

Bryant

Bryant Locking Plug Nylon 70520NP 20A 125VAC 1.0HP line protection

SKU CH-H8CY-VMHY6

A nylon locking plug rated for 20 A at 125 VAC with 1.0 HP motor protection

  • Main materialNylon
  • Nylon housing resists chemicals and impacts
  • One-piece grounding system improves electrical safety
  • Polarised, moisture-resistant design ensures secure connections
  • Single locking mechanism rated 20A 125VAC 1.0HP

Bryant Locking Plug 70520NP

The Bryant 70520NP is a nylon locking plug rated for 20 amps at 125 VAC with a 1.0 horsepower rating. Its one-piece grounding system and polarised, moisture-resistant construction suit industrial and generator connections that demand a secure, lockable fit.

Nylon Locking Plug Upgrade

This plug replaces worn or non-locking connectors that can loosen under vibration or exposure. The jump is worth it when a chemical- and impact-resistant body with a true grounding path is required for reliable line protection.

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Price $10.99
Cheaper than about 92% of the 1,135 comparable items (median $54.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameBryant
Size & build
Main materialNylon

Questions about this item

What locking configuration does the 70520NP use to secure the connection?

The 70520NP uses a single locking receptacle design that mechanically locks the plug in place when fully inserted and twisted.

Which wiring step is most often missed when installing this 20A 125VAC plug?

The one-piece grounding system must be connected to the green terminal first; skipping this step leaves the nylon housing ungrounded despite the plug appearing seated.

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