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Bryant 4722N Angle Locking Plug, NEMA L5-15P, 15A 125V

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Bryant 4722N Angle Locking Plug, NEMA L5-15P, 15A 125V

The Bryant 4722N is an angle-body locking plug built to the NEMA L5-15P configuration, delivering a secure 15A, 125V twist-lock connection for professional electrical and industrial power applications. The angled body design directs the cord away from the connection point, reducing strain on the cord and connector during use in tight or high-traffic installation areas. As a locking-style device, the 4722N mates with a corresponding L5-15 twist-lock connector or receptacle and resists accidental disconnection from vibration, movement, or an inadvertent pull on the cord, making it well suited for portable power cords, equipment cordsets, and temporary power runs where a standard straight-blade plug would not hold securely. Electricians and facility maintenance teams specifying Bryant locking devices can rely on the 4722N's L5-15P configuration to match the correct mating hardware the first time, cutting down on installation errors and callbacks.

Key Features

  • NEMA Configuration: Built to the NEMA L5-15P standard for guaranteed physical and electrical compatibility with matching L5-15 locking connectors and receptacles.
  • Angle Body Design: Angled housing routes the cord away from the connection point, reducing bend stress on the cord and easing installation in confined spaces or tight enclosures.
  • Electrical Rating: Rated 15A at 125V for standard branch-circuit power connections.
  • Twist-Lock Connection: Locking blade configuration keeps the plug securely mated to its receptacle, preventing accidental disconnection under vibration, cord tension, or incidental contact.
  • Plug (Male) End: Configured as a cord-end plug for termination onto portable cords and cordsets feeding L5-15 rated equipment and outlets.
  • Bryant 4722N Model: Clearly identified model number for straightforward specification, ordering, and replacement across maintenance and MRO programs.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Portable Power Cords and Cordsets
  • Industrial and Commercial Power Distribution
  • Temporary Power Connections and Job-Site Power Runs
  • Equipment and Machinery Requiring Secure Locking Connections
  • Installations Where Accidental Disconnection Must Be Prevented
  • Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement of Existing L5-15 Locking Devices

Why Bryant?

Bryant electrical products are engineered for dependable performance in demanding commercial and industrial environments. The 4722N's locking NEMA L5-15P configuration and angle-body construction reflect Bryant's focus on secure, strain-reducing connections that hold up to real-world jobsite and equipment use, giving electrical professionals a plug they can specify with confidence for locking power applications. Choosing a Bryant-branded L5-15P plug helps ensure consistent fit, reliable locking engagement, and long-term compatibility with the broader Bryant locking device line.

Product Specs

list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Product Type:
Locking Plug
Configuration:
Angle
Connection Type:
Twist-Lock
Amperage Rating:
15A
Voltage Rating:
125V
Series:
L5-15P
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Plugs & Connectors

Bryant 4722N – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Will a Bryant 4722N plug fit an L5-15R twist-lock receptacle?
Yes. The 4722N is built to the NEMA L5-15P configuration, so it mates with any L5-15 locking connector or receptacle regardless of who made it. NEMA configurations are dimensionally standardized, so a Bryant plug will twist into a Leviton, Hubbell, or Pass & Seymour L5-15R body. Rating is 15A at 125V, two-pole three-wire grounding.
2) Can I use the Bryant 4722N on a standard 120V wall outlet?
No. This is a twist-lock device, so the blades are curved and will not enter a standard 5-15R straight-blade receptacle. You need an L5-15 locking receptacle or connector body to land it. If the equipment plugs into ordinary 120V outlets, use a straight-blade 5-15P plug instead.
3) Is a 15A 125V locking plug enough for my 20A equipment cord?
No. The 4722N is rated 15A at 125V, so it should not terminate a cordset feeding a 20A load or land on a 20A locking circuit. For 20A twist-lock at 125V you want an L5-20P device. Note that 250V configurations are a different animal entirely: something like the Leviton NEMA L6-20P locking plug is 20A 250V two-pole and will not interchange with L5 hardware.
4) I'm replacing a damaged L5-15 plug on a jobsite cord. Is this the right part?
Yes, provided the existing device is L5-15 and the circuit is 15A 125V. The 4722N is a male cord-end plug meant to be terminated onto portable cord, so it swaps in for a failed L5-15P on a cordset or extension without touching the receptacle end. Confirm the old plug body reads L5-15P and not L5-20P, since the 20A blade pattern is different and will not go in.
5) What locking plug should I use if the equipment runs on 250V instead of 125V?
The Bryant 4722N is built to the NEMA L5-15P configuration, rated 15A at 125V, so it will not mate with a 250V L6-15 receptacle. For a 15A 250V two-pole locking connection, the Leviton 4570-C is an industrial grade 2-pole locking plug in NEMA L6-15P, 250V, 15A. At 20A and 250V, the Leviton L6-20P industrial grade locking plug covers the same voltage one amperage step up. The blade patterns are physically keyed by NEMA configuration, so the receptacle in the wall determines which one you need.
6) I need more than 15 amps on a locking cord end - what are the options?
The Bryant 4722N is rated 15A at 125V, which caps it at a standard branch circuit. For 20A, the Pass and Seymour 2675-2675 in the 267 Series is a 20A rubber dust-tight locking plug, and the Leviton L6-20P is a 20A 250V industrial grade locking plug. At 30A, the Eaton L530P is an L6-30 two-pole three-wire locking plug in nylon, and the Leviton L16-30P is a 30A 480V 3-phase polarized locking plug. For a 50A feed, the Eaton 7765 is an industrial armored locking plug rated 50A 600V with back-wiring. Match the amperage and voltage to the circuit and the mating receptacle, not just to the cord.
7) Is a Leviton L6-15P a direct replacement for a Bryant 4722N?
No. Both are 15A locking plugs, but the Bryant 4722N is a NEMA L5-15P at 125V and the Leviton 4570-C is a NEMA L6-15P at 250V. L5 and L6 blade patterns are different and will not intermate, so an L6-15P cannot be twisted into an L5-15 receptacle. If you are replacing a damaged cord end, read the configuration code off the old plug or the receptacle it serves before ordering.
8) What is the difference between an angle locking plug and a straight-body one?
The 4722N is an angle body, meaning the cord exits at an angle to the blade face rather than straight back. That routes the cord away from the connection and cuts bend stress where cord meets plug, which matters when the receptacle sits close to a wall, in a tight enclosure, or in a walkway where the cord gets pulled sideways. A straight body needs more clearance in front of the outlet. Electrically the two are identical at L5-15P.
9) Is the Bryant 4722N suitable for a wet or washdown location?
Treat it as a general-purpose industrial cord-end plug for portable cords, cordsets, temporary power runs, and equipment needing a secure locking connection. If the application is wet, dusty, or hosed down, specify a device built for it, such as the Pass & Seymour 2675 rubber dust-tight locking plug from the 267 Series.
10) My cordset feeds three-phase equipment - can I use the Bryant 4722N?
No. The Bryant 4722N is a single-phase 125V L5-15P locking plug. For three-phase cord ends, the Leviton 4-wire locking plug is industrial grade at 125/250V 3-phase 20A, the Leviton L16-30P is 30A 480V 3-phase, and the Pass and Seymour L720P Turnlok is a NEMA L8 3-wire 480V locking plug. Confirm the phase, voltage, and wire count of the equipment before selecting.
11) For a wet or dusty jobsite, is there a tougher locking plug than the Bryant 4722N?
The Bryant 4722N is an angle-body twist-lock plug whose angled housing routes the cord away from the connection to cut bend stress on portable cords. Where the environment is the concern rather than cord strain, the Pass and Seymour 2675-2675 is a rubber dust-tight locking plug in the 267 Series, the Eaton 7411-C safety grip locking plug is heavy-duty specification grade, and the Eaton 7765 armored locking plug is extra heavy duty. Those are at different amperage and voltage ratings than the L5-15P, so verify the mating receptacle configuration before switching.
12) What is the exact part number to order this Bryant locking plug?
Order Bryant 4722N. That is the manufacturer part number for the angle-body L5-15P locking plug, 15A 125V, and it is the number to standardize on in an MRO or maintenance parts list so replacements match the mating hardware already installed.
13) Why choose a locking plug over a standard plug for machinery cords?
Vibration and cord tension pull straight-blade plugs loose, and a dropped connection on running equipment is downtime at best. Twisting the 4722N into its L5-15 receptacle mechanically retains it, so incidental contact or a tug on the cord will not break the circuit. That is the reason locking devices get specified on machinery, temporary power runs, and anywhere a disconnect cannot be tolerated.
14) Which locking plugs terminate from the back for a panel or enclosure feed?
The Bryant 4722N is a cord-end plug for termination onto portable cords and cordsets, with the angle body easing routing in confined spaces. If back-wiring is what the install calls for, the Eaton 7765 industrial armored locking plug is specified for back-wiring at 50A 600V/250Vdc. That is a much larger device on a different NEMA configuration, so it applies only where the circuit and mating receptacle match.
15) What is the difference between commercial and industrial grade locking plugs when I am specifying a replacement?
Grade describes the construction level a manufacturer builds a device to. Among locking plugs, the Eaton L530P L6-30 is commercial grade, the Leviton L6-20P and L16-30P are industrial grade, the Eaton 7411-C safety grip is heavy-duty specification grade, and the Eaton 7765 armored plug is extra heavy duty. The Bryant 4722N is the L5-15P angle-body twist-lock in that same family of locking cord ends. Grade does not change the NEMA configuration, so the blade pattern still has to match the receptacle regardless of which grade you choose.
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