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Bryant 8352ANPB Angled Electrical Plug Connector
The Bryant 8352ANPB is an angled electrical plug engineered for installations where a straight-blade plug would create excess cord strain or require too much clearance behind equipment. Its angled body lets the cord run flush against a wall, floor, or appliance back panel instead of projecting straight out, making it a practical choice for tight mechanical rooms, behind furniture, and other space-constrained locations. As part of Bryant's plug and connector lineup, the 8352ANPB is built to provide a dependable, purpose-specific connection point for cord-and-plug-connected equipment. Electricians and facility maintenance teams often turn to an angled plug like this one when a standard straight-blade plug will not clear the space behind a machine, panel, or cabinet, or when repeated cord flexing at a straight connection point has become a wear concern. Specifying the correct plug configuration up front helps avoid rework later in an installation or repair.
Key Features
- Angled Body Design: Redirects the cord at an angle instead of straight out the back, reducing bend stress and the clearance needed behind the connected equipment.
- Space-Saving Profile: Allows appliances, tools, and fixtures to sit closer to walls or obstructions where a standard straight plug would not fit.
- Model 8352ANPB: A dedicated angle-plug model within the Bryant device line, identified by the manufacturer designation ANG PLUG ANGLED.
- Bryant Build Quality: Manufactured by Bryant, a long-standing supplier of wiring devices, plugs, and connectors for commercial and industrial electrical work.
- Male-End Plug Configuration: Functions as the male connection point on a cord set, mating with a corresponding receptacle or connector body.
- Facility-Friendly Retrofit: Suited to replacing a damaged or mismatched plug on existing cord-and-plug-connected equipment without relocating the equipment itself.
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.
Typical Applications
- Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
- Cord-and-Plug Connections for Fixed Equipment
- Tight-Clearance Installations Behind Furniture or Appliances
- Cord and Plug Replacement Projects
- Maintenance and Facility Electrical Upgrades
Why Bryant?
Bryant is a well-established manufacturer of electrical wiring devices trusted by contractors, electricians, and facility managers for dependable, purpose-built hardware. The 8352ANPB angled plug reflects that approach, solving a specific installation challenge—limited clearance and cord strain—with a simple, functional design. Choose Bryant plugs and connectors for electrical projects that call for reliable, application-specific components, and rely on the 8352ANPB whenever an installation calls for an angled, space-saving connection instead of a standard straight plug.
Manufacturer Resources
Bryant Wiring Devices Selection Guide
Product Specs
- list_batch:
- BRY-20260909
- Product Type:
- Straight Blade Plug
- Configuration:
- Angled
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Group:
- Wiring Devices
- Product Subgroup:
- Plugs & Connectors
Bryant 8352ANPB – Frequently Asked Questions
1) What makes the Bryant 8352ANPB different from a standard straight-blade plug?
The body is angled rather than straight, so the cord leaves the plug at an angle and runs flush along a wall, floor, or the back panel of a machine instead of projecting straight out. That buys you clearance behind equipment and cuts the bend stress on the cord where it enters the plug. It is the part to specify when a straight plug won't clear the gap behind a cabinet, panel, or appliance.
2) Is the Bryant 8352ANPB the male end or the female end of a cord set?
It's the male end. The 8352ANPB is a plug, so it mates with a receptacle or a connector body on the other side. If you need the female half of the cord set, you're looking for a connector body, not this part.
3) What other angled plugs could I use instead of the Bryant 8352ANPB?
Two cross-brand angle plugs we carry: the Pass & Seymour EHU angled straight blade plug, rated 20A 125V, and the Leviton commercial grade 4-wire 3-pole angle plug. The P&S is the one to look at for a standard 20-amp 125-volt cord set; the Leviton 4-wire 3-pole is for three-phase or 3-pole-plus-ground cords. Pick by the blade configuration of the receptacle you're feeding from.
4) What is an equivalent angled plug to the Bryant 8352ANPB from another manufacturer?
The closest angled alternatives are the Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN EHU series angled straight blade plug, rated 20A 125V, and the Leviton 275-E commercial grade angle plug, which is a 4-wire 3-pole straight blade device. Like the Bryant 8352ANPB, both use an angled body so the cord exits to the side rather than straight out, which is what keeps equipment close to a wall or panel. Match the amperage, voltage, and pole/wire count to the cord and receptacle you are landing on before substituting.
5) If I need a 125V 20 amp angled plug instead of the Bryant 8352ANPB, what should I order?
The Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN from the EHU series is an angled straight blade plug rated 20A 125V, so it covers a 20 amp 125 volt cord set while keeping the same low-profile angled cord exit that makes the Bryant 8352ANPB useful behind equipment. Confirm the blade configuration matches the receptacle the cord plugs into.
6) What do I use instead of the Bryant 8352ANPB on a 250 volt circuit?
For 250 volt cord-and-plug equipment, Leviton offers the 5666-C, a 3-wire 2-pole polarized industrial grade straight blade plug for 250V single-phase service, and the 931-E, a commercial grade 3-wire 2-pole plug rated 250V AC at 30/50 amps for higher-current loads. Both are straight body plugs rather than angled, so allow clearance behind the equipment for the cord to exit.
7) Can I use the 8352ANPB to replace a damaged plug on existing equipment?
That's one of its intended uses. A cord-and-plug-connected machine with a broken or mismatched plug can be re-terminated with the 8352ANPB without moving the equipment, and the angled body helps where the old straight plug was getting crushed or flexed against a wall. Match the configuration of the receptacle you're plugging into before you cut the old plug off.
8) I need an industrial grade plug, not just commercial. What are my options?
Among the plugs we stock, the Eaton Arrow Hart Ultra Grip is industrial specification grade at 15A 125V, and the Leviton 5666-C is an industrial grade 3-wire 2-pole polarized plug for 250-volt single phase. Both are straight blade rather than angled, so if you need the angle and the industrial build together you're trading one for the other. The Leviton 275-E angle plug and the Pass & Seymour EHU angle plug are commercial grade builds.
9) What plug should I use for a 30 or 50 amp 250V cord set rather than the Bryant 8352ANPB?
The Leviton 931-E is a commercial grade 3-wire 2-pole straight blade plug rated 250V AC at 30/50 amps, which covers the higher-current 250 volt cord sets found on welders and larger shop equipment. It is a straight body device, so plan the cord exit accordingly; the Bryant 8352ANPB is the angled-body option when clearance is tight.
10) Is a three-phase plug a substitute for the Bryant 8352ANPB?
No. The Leviton 275-E is a 4-wire 3-pole angle plug, so although it shares the angled body of the Bryant 8352ANPB it is wired for a different pole and wire count and will not mate with a 2-pole 3-wire receptacle. Angled body style and electrical configuration are separate decisions; match the pole and wire count to the receptacle first, then pick the body style.
11) Is the Pass & Seymour MaxGrip M3 the same kind of plug as the Bryant 8352ANPB?
Not in body style. The Pass & Seymour PS5965-Y is a MaxGrip M3 series nylon cord plug in yellow, a straight cord plug for field wiring onto a cord end. The Bryant 8352ANPB is an angled plug, which is what you want when the cord has to exit to the side because there is no room behind the equipment for a straight body. Use the MaxGrip M3 where clearance is not the constraint and a high-visibility nylon body is wanted.
12) I only need a 15 amp 125V plug, not an angled one. What is the simpler option next to the Bryant 8352ANPB?
The Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 Ultra Grip is an industrial specification grade straight blade plug rated 15A 125V, a straightforward pick for a 15 amp 125 volt cord replacement where the equipment has room behind it. Choose the angled Bryant 8352ANPB instead when the cord would be crushed or sharply bent by a straight body against a wall or cabinet back.
13) What part number do I order, and is there more than one version of the Bryant angled plug listed?
One model only: Bryant 8352ANPB. There are no finish, amperage, or color options to pick on it, so the part number is the whole order.
14) Where do I find the full electrical ratings for the Bryant 8352ANPB?
Bryant publishes them in the Bryant Full Line Catalog and the Bryant Wiring Devices Selection Guide, both linked on the product record. Look up 8352ANPB in either document to confirm amperage, voltage, and blade configuration before you terminate a cord to it.
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