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Bryant 8395T Angle Hospital-Grade Plug, NEMA 5-20P Configuration
The Bryant 8395T is an angled hospital-grade attachment plug built in a NEMA 5-20P configuration, designed to deliver a dependable power connection point for equipment used in demanding healthcare and clinical environments. Its angled body profile allows the plug to sit flush against walls, headwalls, and equipment enclosures where straight-body plugs would protrude, making it well suited for space-constrained installations behind hospital beds, carts, monitors, and diagnostic equipment. As a hospital-grade device, the 8395T is engineered to meet the elevated performance expectations of facilities where uninterrupted, reliable power is critical, and where cords and plugs are connected and disconnected far more often than in typical commercial settings. Specifying a purpose-built hospital-grade plug in the correct NEMA 5-20P configuration helps electrical contractors and facility engineers maintain consistent, code-appropriate cord-and-plug connections throughout a healthcare facility.
Key Features
- NEMA 5-20P Configuration: Matches standard NEMA 5-20R receptacles for straightforward, compatible cord-and-plug connections on 20A-rated branch circuits.
- Angled Body Design: The angled ("ANG") housing keeps the cord low-profile and reduces strain on the connection when equipment sits close to a wall, headwall, or furniture.
- Hospital-Grade Rating: Constructed to hospital-grade standards for the added durability and reliability required in critical-care and clinical settings where devices see frequent plug-in and unplug cycles.
- Attachment Plug Style: Male cap-style plug intended for field installation or factory termination onto cord sets serving healthcare and biomedical equipment.
- Consistent Cord Termination: Provides electricians and equipment technicians with a standardized termination point, simplifying cord repair and replacement work in facility maintenance programs.
- Bryant Quality: Backed by Bryant's engineering standards for electrical wiring devices used in commercial and institutional facilities.
Certifications & Compliance
- Hospital-Grade Rated
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.
Typical Applications
- Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities
- Patient Care Areas and Clinical Equipment
- Biomedical and Diagnostic Equipment Power Cords
- Institutional and Commercial Cord-and-Plug Connections
- Facility Maintenance and Cord Repair Work
- Renovation and New Construction in Healthcare Settings
Why Bryant?
Bryant is a recognized name in professional-grade electrical wiring devices, and the 8395T carries that standard into hospital-grade applications where performance cannot be compromised. Its NEMA 5-20P configuration and angled, hospital-grade construction make it a practical, dependable choice for electricians and facility teams who need to specify consistent, code-appropriate plug connections for equipment throughout a healthcare environment. Choosing a purpose-built Bryant hospital-grade plug helps ensure that critical equipment stays connected with the reliability that clinical settings demand.
Manufacturer Resources
Bryant Full Line Catalog
Product Specs
- list_batch:
- BRY-20260909
- Product Type:
- Straight Blade Plug
- Configuration:
- NEMA 5-20P
- Grade:
- Hospital Grade
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Group:
- Wiring Devices
- Product Subgroup:
- Plugs & Connectors
Bryant 8395T – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Why choose an angled plug instead of a straight-body plug behind a hospital bed?
The angled housing turns the cord exit sideways so the plug sits close to the wall rather than sticking straight out. Behind beds, headwalls, carts, monitors and diagnostic equipment pushed tight to a wall, that keeps the cord low-profile and takes the side load off the connection instead of levering on the blades. A straight-body plug in that same spot gets crushed or bent. If the receptacle is out in the open with clearance, a straight plug is fine.
2) Is the Bryant 8395T actually hospital grade, or just heavy duty commercial?
It is a hospital-grade device. That matters in patient care areas, where cords get plugged and unplugged far more often than in commercial space and the plug has to hold up to it. Grade is the spec to check when you are standardizing cord repairs across a facility, because a commercial-grade replacement plug on clinical equipment does not meet the same requirement.
3) What is the 5-15 equivalent if my equipment is on a 15A cord instead of 20A?
The 8395T is 5-20P only, so it is the wrong part for 15A cord-and-plug work. For a hospital-grade NEMA 5-15P, the Leviton 8215-CAT is a tamper-resistant hospital-grade plug in that configuration. If you need hospital-grade 5-20P from another brand, the Leviton 8315-CT is the 5-20P tamper-resistant equivalent.
4) Is a Pass & Seymour angled 20A plug an acceptable substitute for the Bryant 8395T?
Only if the application does not require hospital grade. The Pass & Seymour EHU angled straight blade plug is rated 20A 125V and shares the angled body, but the spec we hold on it is the EHU series, not a hospital-grade designation. For patient care areas where hospital grade is called out, stay with the 8395T or another hospital-grade device such as the Leviton 8315-CT.
5) What is the closest hospital-grade equivalent to the Bryant 8395T plug in a NEMA 5-20P configuration?
The Leviton 8315-CT is the nearest match on rating and configuration: it is a hospital-grade plug in the same NEMA 5-20P configuration as the Bryant 8395T. Two differences matter when you order. The 8315-CT is tamper-resistant and is sold in a pack of 100, while the Bryant 8395T is an angled-body attachment plug ordered as a single device. If you are replacing one cord end behind a bed, the Bryant suits; if you are re-terminating cords across a floor and want tamper-resistant construction, the Leviton is the one to spec.
6) My equipment cord is 250V. Will the Bryant 8395T work?
No. The Bryant 8395T is a NEMA 5-20P plug, which is the 125V 20A configuration and mates with 5-20R receptacles. For a 250V single-phase cord, the Leviton 5666-C is the correct family - a 3-wire 2-pole polarized industrial grade straight blade plug rated 250-volt 1-phase. Note that the 5666-C is industrial grade rather than hospital grade, so confirm it against your facility spec before using it on clinical equipment.
7) I need a hospital-grade plug for a 15A cord, not 20A. What should I use instead of the Bryant 8395T?
The Bryant 8395T is built in a NEMA 5-20P configuration and mates with 5-20R receptacles on 20A branch circuits. For a 15A cord set, use the Leviton 8215-CAT, a hospital-grade plug in the NEMA 5-15P configuration, sold in a pack of 100 and tamper-resistant. Do not fit a 5-20P onto a cord and equipment intended for a 15A connection just to match the receptacle - the configuration should follow the cord and equipment rating.
8) Can I use a Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN angled plug in place of the Bryant 8395T on hospital equipment?
They share the angled body, but not the grade. The Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN is an EHU-series angled straight blade plug rated 20A 125V - the same current and voltage class as a NEMA 5-20P connection - but the Bryant 8395T is specified as a hospital-grade device for patient-care and clinical equipment where cords are cycled far more often. If your facility's spec calls for hospital-grade cord ends, the Bryant is the one that meets it; the PS5366-SSAN is the angled choice for general commercial and industrial cord sets.
9) Can electricians field-install the Bryant 8395T on an existing equipment cord?
Yes. It's a male cap-style attachment plug meant to be terminated onto a cord set, either in the field or at the factory. That is what makes it the usual choice for biomedical and diagnostic equipment cord repair, where you cut off a damaged plug and re-terminate rather than replace the whole cord set.
10) What is the difference between the Bryant 8395T and the Leviton 275-E angle plug?
Both keep the cord low against a wall, but they are different devices. The Leviton 275-E is a commercial-grade 4-wire 3-pole straight blade angle plug - three poles plus ground, for equipment needing that wiring arrangement. The Bryant 8395T is a hospital-grade angled plug in the 3-wire NEMA 5-20P configuration, which mates with standard 5-20R receptacles. If your cord is a 4-wire 3-pole feed, the 275-E is the right family; for a standard 20A 125V healthcare cord end, the 8395T is the match.
11) For a shop or maintenance cord that does not need hospital grade, what is a simpler alternative to the Bryant 8395T?
Two straight-blade options cover general cord work. The Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 Ultra Grip is an industrial specification grade plug rated 15A 125V, and the Pass & Seymour PS5965Y MaxGrip M3 is a nylon cord plug in yellow for high-visibility cord sets. Both are straight-body devices, so the cord exits in line with the plug rather than turning down the way the angled Bryant 8395T does - keep the 8395T where the equipment sits tight to a wall or headwall.
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