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Bryant 7251N Series Lexan Plug, NEMA18-20P Configuration

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Bryant 7251N Series Lexan Plug, NEMA18-20P Configuration

The Bryant 7251N Series Lexan Plug is a NEMA18-20P configuration plug built for dependable electrical connections in demanding commercial and industrial environments. Molded from durable Lexan (polycarbonate) material, this plug is engineered to withstand the rigors of daily plugging and unplugging while maintaining a secure, consistent connection at the cord end. The NEMA18-20P configuration ensures correct mating with corresponding Bryant receptacles and connectors rated for the same configuration, making the 7251N Series a reliable choice for electricians, contractors, and facility maintenance teams standardizing on Bryant wiring devices for cord-connected equipment.

Key Features

  • Series: Bryant 7251N Series plug engineered for consistent fit, form, and function with compatible Bryant wiring devices.
  • Configuration: NEMA18-20P plug configuration for correct, secure mating with corresponding NEMA18-20 rated receptacles and connectors.
  • Durable Construction: Molded Lexan (polycarbonate) body resists impact, cracking, and everyday wear in busy commercial and industrial work environments.
  • Plug Type: A true plug-style device designed for cord-end termination and repeated insertion into a mating receptacle without loosening.
  • Professional-Grade Design: Built to the fit and finish standards expected of Bryant wiring devices used by licensed electricians.
  • Bryant Reliability: Backed by Bryant's reputation for professional-grade wiring devices used across commercial and industrial facilities nationwide.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Cord-Connected Equipment and Machinery
  • Facility Maintenance and Wiring Device Replacement
  • Panelboard-Fed Circuits Requiring NEMA18-20P Termination
  • MRO and Electrical Contractor Stock Programs
  • Renovation and New Construction Electrical Work

Why Bryant?

Bryant has long been a trusted name in professional-grade wiring devices, and the 7251N Series Lexan Plug continues that standard with durable Lexan construction and a precise NEMA18-20P configuration. Electrical professionals rely on Bryant devices for consistent, code-compliant performance across demanding commercial and industrial applications, from equipment cord sets to facility maintenance replacement stock. Choosing the Bryant 7251N Series means choosing a plug engineered to mate reliably with its matching NEMA18-20 devices, backed by the fit, finish, and durability that has made Bryant a go-to brand for electrical contractors and maintenance professionals alike.

Product Specs

Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Plugs & Connectors
Product Type:
Plug
Amperage Rating:
20A
Product Style:
Heavy Duty

Bryant BRY-9151N-S – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What NEMA configurations does the Bryant 7251N cord plug come in?
Two configurations are offered. The 7251N is NEMA 18-20P, 120/208V, 4-pole 4-wire. The 9151N is NEMA 10-20P, 125/250V, 2-pole 3-wire. Those are different circuits entirely, so pick by the receptacle you are plugging into, not by the series name.
2) Will a NEMA 18-20P plug fit a standard 20 amp wall outlet?
No. The 18-20P is a 4-pole 4-wire 120/208V configuration and only mates with an 18-20 rated receptacle or connector. A standard 20A wall outlet is NEMA 5-20R, which takes a 5-20P plug such as the Leviton 8315-CT. Pulling a 3-wire 125/250V load instead? That is the 9151N, NEMA 10-20P.
3) Does the NEMA 18-20P plug include a ground?
No ground pin. NEMA 18-20 is a 4-pole 4-wire configuration, which on an 18-series device means three ungrounded conductors plus neutral on 120/208V. If your cord set needs an equipment ground, 18-20 is the wrong configuration for the job.
4) Which Bryant plug do I order to replace a 4-wire cord end on a 208V machine?
The 7251N. It is the 4-pole 4-wire 120/208V NEMA 18-20P version of the series, intended for cord-end termination and repeated insertion into its mating 18-20 receptacle. The other option in the series, 9151N, is a 2-pole 3-wire 125/250V device and will not mate with an 18-20 receptacle.
5) Is there a hospital-grade alternative to the Bryant 7251N plug for patient-care areas?
The Bryant 7251N is a professional-grade Lexan plug in the NEMA 18-20P configuration and is not offered as a hospital-grade device. Where a green-dot hospital-grade cord end is required, the Leviton 8215-CAT is a hospital-grade NEMA 5-15P plug and the Leviton 8315-CT is the hospital-grade NEMA 5-20P version, both tamper-resistant. Note the configurations differ, so they are not electrically interchangeable with an 18-20 circuit.
6) What plug should I use if the equipment cord needs a NEMA 5-20P instead of a NEMA 18-20P?
The Bryant 7251N is built in the NEMA 18-20P configuration (120/208V, 4-pole 4-wire), and its companion 9151N covers NEMA 10-20P (125/250V, 2-pole 3-wire); neither will mate with a 5-20 receptacle. For a straight 125V 20A cord end, the Leviton 8315-CT is a NEMA 5-20P plug, supplied tamper-resistant and hospital grade in a 100-pack.
7) What is the Bryant 7251N plug body made of, and will it hold up on a shop floor?
The body is molded Lexan polycarbonate, chosen for impact and crack resistance under repeated plugging and unplugging on cord-connected equipment and machinery. That is why it gets specified on commercial and industrial cord sets rather than a residential-grade thermoplastic plug.
8) Can I use the Bryant 9151N 10-20P plug on a dryer or range cord?
Electrically it matches the older 2-pole 3-wire 125/250V pattern those legacy circuits used, and the 9151N is that configuration. Current code requires a grounding 14-30 type connection on new dryer circuits, so the 10-20P belongs on existing equipment and cord sets already built around that pattern, not a new install.
9) I need an angled cord plug because the receptacle is tight against a wall. What are my options?
The Bryant 7251N series is a straight cord-end plug in NEMA 18-20P and NEMA 10-20P configurations. For clearance-limited receptacles, the Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN is an EHU series angled straight blade plug rated 20A 125V, and the Leviton 275-E is a commercial grade straight blade angle plug. Both are single-phase style configurations, so match the blade pattern to your outlet.
10) What is the closest 4-wire alternative to the Bryant 7251N plug from another brand?
The Bryant 7251N carries a 4-pole 4-wire NEMA 18-20P configuration. The nearest multi-wire straight blade cord plug from another line is the Leviton 275-E, a commercial grade 4-wire 3-pole straight blade angle plug. It is a 3-pole device in an angled body rather than a 4-pole straight body, so confirm the mating receptacle before substituting.
11) What plug do I use for a 15A 125V tool cord instead of the Bryant 7251N?
The Bryant 7251N series covers 20A-class NEMA 18-20P and NEMA 10-20P configurations for multi-wire circuits. For an ordinary 15A 125V tool or appliance cord, the Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 Ultra Grip is a 15A 125V industrial specification grade straight blade plug, and the Leviton 8215-CAT is a NEMA 5-15P device in hospital grade.
12) Will the Bryant 7251N mate with other brands of 18-20 receptacles?
NEMA configurations are standardized, so an 18-20P plug engages any receptacle or connector built to the 18-20 pattern. Bryant states the 7251N mates with corresponding Bryant receptacles and connectors rated for the same configuration, which is the safest pairing if you are standardizing a facility on one brand of wiring device.
13) How does the Bryant 7251N Lexan body compare with nylon-bodied cord plugs?
The Bryant 7251N uses a molded Lexan polycarbonate body chosen to resist impact and cracking through repeated plugging and unplugging. The Pass & Seymour PS5965-Y from the MaxGrip M3 series is a nylon cord plug in yellow, and the Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 Ultra Grip is an industrial specification grade straight blade plug. All three are cord-end devices; the difference is body material and grip style rather than a difference in intended duty.
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