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Bryant 5362B Series Heavy-Duty 20A/125V Duplex Receptacle

Bryant 5362B Series Heavy-Duty 20A/125V Duplex Receptacle

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Bryant 5362B Series Heavy-Duty 20A/125V Duplex Receptacle

The Bryant 5362B Series Heavy-Duty Duplex Receptacle is a heavy-duty grade wiring device engineered for demanding commercial and industrial electrical installations, available in the 5362BW and 5362BN model options to match project and finish requirements. Every device in the series combines two integrated 20A/125V outlets on a single receptacle, letting electricians and facility maintenance teams power two separate loads from one mounting location. Manufactured to Bryant's heavy-duty (HD) specification, the 5362B Series is built to withstand frequent plug-in and plug-out cycles and higher-than-residential usage rates, making it a dependable choice anywhere standard-grade devices fall short. Electrical contractors specifying the 5362B Series benefit from a single, standardized duplex receptacle platform that fits consistently across multiple job sites, simplifying purchasing, stocking, and inventory management.

Key Features

  • Duplex Configuration: Two integrated 20A/125V outlets on a single device let you power two separate loads from one receptacle location, simplifying wiring layouts in commercial and industrial spaces.
  • Heavy-Duty (HD) Grade: Built to Bryant's HD specification for use in demanding environments that see frequent plug-in and plug-out cycles and higher-than-residential duty.
  • Electrical Rating: Rated 20A/125V across the series, supporting a broad range of standard 120-volt equipment, tools, lighting, and fixtures on commercial and industrial branch circuits.
  • 5362B Series: Offered as model 5362BW or model 5362BN, giving electrical contractors a consistent, code-compliant duplex receptacle line to standardize on across a facility or project while selecting the model that fits the job.
  • Field-Ready Design: Heavy-duty construction intended for professional installation and long-term field use in commercial and industrial settings where receptacles see heavy daily use.

Technical Specifications

  • Amperage Rating: 20A

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Panelboard and Equipment Power Connections
  • High-Use Wiring Device Replacement
  • Renovation and New Construction Wiring

Why Bryant?

Bryant is a trusted name in professional-grade electrical devices, and the 5362B Series carries that reputation forward with heavy-duty construction built for demanding commercial and industrial use. Choosing a 5362B Series duplex receptacle means specifying a device built for the demands of daily commercial and industrial use, backed by the reliability that comes with Bryant's heavy-duty electrical line. Whether the job calls for the 5362BW or the 5362BN model, both deliver the same 20A/125V duplex performance electrical contractors count on.

Manufacturer Resources

Bryant Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Product Type:
Duplex Receptacle
Voltage Rating:
125V
Amperage Rating:
20A
Series:
5362B
Grade:
Heavy-Duty
Configuration:
Duplex
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Bryant 5362BW – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Is the Bryant 5362B tamper-resistant? I have a daycare and a pediatric clinic to wire.
It is not a tamper-resistant device. Where code requires TR outlets in child-occupied spaces, use a tamper-resistant duplex such as the Pass & Seymour 3232TRW Trademaster in white. Keep the 5362B for the mechanical rooms, kitchens, and back-of-house outlets on the same job where TR is not required.
2) Can I use a 15A duplex receptacle instead of the Bryant 5362B on a 20-amp commercial circuit?
The Bryant 5362B is rated 20A at 125V, so it accepts both 15A and 20A plug configurations. The Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W is a heavy-duty industrial duplex receptacle rated 15A 125V with a 5-15R face in gray, and Eaton lists it as industrial specification grade. A 5-15R device will not accept a 20A T-slot plug, so where the equipment on the circuit terminates in a 20A cord cap, the 20A/125V 5362B is the configuration that fits.
3) What is the closest equivalent to the Bryant 5362B duplex receptacle for a circuit that needs isolated ground?
The Bryant 5362B is a heavy-duty grade 20A/125V duplex receptacle with a standard equipment ground. For sensitive electronics on an isolated ground branch circuit, the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I is a heavy-duty spec-grade isolated ground duplex receptacle rated 20A 125V in ivory. It matches the 20A/125V duplex electrical rating and adds the isolated ground path, which requires a separate insulated ground conductor run back to the panel.
4) Is the Bryant 5362B suitable for a hazardous location, or do I need a different receptacle?
The Bryant 5362B is a heavy-duty grade duplex receptacle for general commercial and industrial branch circuits and is not an explosionproof device. For classified areas, the Appleton FSQC Series interlocked explosionproof receptacle is built for that duty, and the Appleton U-Line ECS factory-sealed 15 and 20 amp plug and receptacle set is a 3-pole factory-sealed assembly. Those are enclosure-rated wiring devices rather than flush-mounted duplex receptacles, so the box and conduit method differs from a standard 5362B installation.
5) What should I install instead of the Bryant 5362B in a school or daycare where tamper-resistant outlets are required?
The Bryant 5362B is a heavy-duty 20A/125V duplex receptacle without tamper-resistant shutters. Where the occupancy requires tamper resistance, the Pass & Seymour 3232TRW Trademaster tamper-resistant duplex receptacle in white is the device to specify - it is a duplex receptacle with the tamper-resistant shutter mechanism built into the face.
6) What is the difference between the Bryant 5362BW and 5362BN?
Both are the same 20A/125V heavy-duty duplex device. The 5362B series is ordered as either model 5362BW or model 5362BN, and the letter suffix is how you pick which one lands on the job. Electrically and in configuration they are identical, so pick the model your spec or existing device color calls for and the wiring is the same either way.
7) Is a heavy-duty receptacle worth it over a standard-grade one for a high-traffic space?
In a corridor, breakroom, shop, or any outlet that sees daily plug cycles, yes. The 5362B is made to Bryant's heavy-duty specification specifically for frequent plug-in and plug-out cycles and duty higher than residential use. Standard-grade devices loosen their contacts under that kind of service, which is what leads to warm plugs and callbacks. For a low-use office wall behind a desk, the extra grade buys you less.
8) Can I standardize all the 120 volt outlets in my facility on the Bryant 5362B?
That is what the series is set up for. One duplex platform at 20A/125V across every general-purpose outlet means one part number in the stockroom and one device your electricians already know. Where you would still step away from it: 277 volt circuits, isolated ground requirements on sensitive equipment, or locations that call for tamper-resistant devices. Those need a different device, not a different finish of this one.
9) What is the difference between the Bryant 5362B and the Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W?
Amperage. The Bryant 5362B is a 20A/125V duplex; the Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W is a 15A 125V duplex with a 5-15R face, in industrial specification grade and gray. If the circuit is protected at 20 amps and you need the T-slot 20 amp face, the 5362B is the one. For a 15 amp circuit in a gray finish, the Eaton fits.
10) We are replacing worn-out outlets in an older commercial building. Is the 5362B a straight swap?
For a 120 volt general-purpose outlet on a 20 amp circuit, yes, the 5362B drops into the same duplex opening and standard device box that the old receptacle occupied. Two things to confirm at the wall: the branch circuit breaker rating, since a 20 amp device belongs on a 20 amp circuit, and whether an equipment grounding conductor is present, because a two-wire box with no ground needs to be addressed before any grounding-type receptacle goes in.
11) Bryant 5362B or a single receptacle - which do I use for a dedicated piece of equipment?
The Bryant 5362B is a duplex device, two 20A/125V outlets in one yoke, which is what you want when two separate loads share a location. For a dedicated single-load outlet, Eaton offers the 6450W heavy-duty industrial specification grade decorator single receptacle, which accepts #14-10 AWG conductors, and the 816W commercial specification grade single receptacle rated 15A. A single receptacle also satisfies the case where code requires one outlet on an individual branch circuit.
12) I need a receptacle the plug cannot be pulled out of - is there an alternative to the Bryant 5362B?
The Bryant 5362B is a straight-blade duplex receptacle, so plugs pull straight out. Where the cord must lock in place, the Pass & Seymour Turnlok 30A non-NEMA single receptacle is a twist-locking device, and the Eaton 7379 is an industrial locking receptacle rated 50A at 600V/250V AC/DC in black, listed as extra heavy duty. Both are single-outlet locking configurations at higher amperage than the 5362B's 20A rating and require matching locking cord caps.
13) Will the Bryant 5362B work on a 277-volt circuit?
No. The Bryant 5362B series is rated 125V, so it belongs on 120-volt branch circuits only. For a 277-volt outlet, the Pass & Seymour 5762 is a specification grade duplex self-grounding receptacle rated 15A 277V. The 5762 uses a different NEMA face so 120-volt cord caps will not mate with it, which is the intended safeguard against cross-connection.
14) How does heavy-duty grade on the Bryant 5362B compare with commercial specification grade devices?
The Bryant 5362B is built to Bryant's heavy-duty (HD) specification for locations that see frequent plug-in and plug-out cycles and higher-than-residential duty. Among peer devices, Eaton lists the 816W single receptacle as commercial specification grade, while the Eaton 5262W and 6450W are industrial specification grade and the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I is spec grade. Grade language differs by manufacturer, so match the device to the traffic at the outlet location rather than to the label alone.
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Does the Bryant 5362BW come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Bryant 5362BW is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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