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Bryant AFR20TR 20A Combination AFCI Tamper-Resistant Receptacle

Bryant AFR20TR 20A Combination AFCI Tamper-Resistant Receptacle

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Bryant AFR20TR 20A Combination AFCI Tamper-Resistant Receptacle

The Bryant AFR20TR is a 20A combination AFCI tamper-resistant receptacle engineered to help protect electrical circuits from dangerous arc-fault conditions while resisting unauthorized insertion of foreign objects into unused contacts. Rated for 20A applications, this Bryant receptacle combines arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) functionality with tamper-resistant (TR) shutter construction, giving electrical professionals an added layer of protection in a single wiring device. The AFR20TR is available in Gray and Ivory finishes to coordinate with standard devices and wallplates, and it is designed as a straightforward upgrade for standard receptacles in circuits where arc-fault detection and tamper resistance are both required, helping simplify specification for jobs that call for both protective features in one location rather than separate devices.

Key Features

  • Amperage Rating: Rated for 20A circuits, matching common residential and commercial branch-circuit applications.
  • Arc Fault Protection: Built-in AFCI functionality is designed to detect and interrupt dangerous arcing conditions that can lead to electrical fires.
  • Tamper-Resistant Construction: Internal TR shutter mechanism helps block insertion of foreign objects into unused receptacle contacts, an important safeguard in occupied spaces.
  • Model AFR20TR: Identified by Bryant's AFR20TR designation for straightforward specification, ordering, and replacement across a job site.
  • Available Finishes: Offered in Gray or Ivory to coordinate with existing devices and wallplates on the job.
  • Wiring Device Compatibility: Configured as a receptacle-style device suited for integration into standard electrical wiring systems and boxes.
  • Combined Protection: Pairs arc-fault detection with tamper resistance in a single 20A device, reducing the number of separate components required at a given location.

Technical Specifications

  • Amperage Rating: 20A

Typical Applications

  • Residential Bedroom and Living Area Circuits
  • Commercial and Light Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Circuits Requiring Arc-Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI) Protection
  • Tamper-Resistant Receptacle Upgrades
  • New Construction and Electrical Renovation Projects
  • Retrofit Replacement of Standard 20A Receptacles

Why Bryant?

Bryant is a recognized name in electrical wiring devices, and the AFR20TR reflects that focus on functional, code-conscious design. By combining 20A-rated arc-fault protection with tamper-resistant construction in a single receptacle available in Gray or Ivory, Bryant gives electrical contractors, property managers, and facility managers a straightforward way to address both arc-fault and tamper-resistance requirements in one device rather than sourcing separate components. Specify the Bryant AFR20TR when your installation calls for dependable 20A arc-fault and tamper-resistant performance, and standardize on a single trusted model number for repeat orders.

Manufacturer Resources

Bryant Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

Amperage Rating:
20A
Product Type:
Receptacle
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Bryant AFR20TRGY – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Bryant AFR20TR give me AFCI protection at the outlet so I don't have to use an AFCI breaker?
The AFR20TR is a combination AFCI receptacle, so the arc-fault detection lives in the device itself rather than in the panel. That is how electricians use it on circuits where arc-fault protection is required but the panel breaker is not being changed, and it also carries tamper-resistant shutters in the same body, so one device covers both requirements at that location.
2) What amp circuit is the Bryant AFR20TR rated for, and can I put it on a 15A branch circuit?
It's a 20A device. A 20A receptacle is fine on a 20A branch circuit; on a 15A circuit you'd normally specify a 15A device instead, since a 20A T-slot face invites a 20A plug the 15A wiring can't support.
3) Can I use the Bryant AFR20TR to replace an existing standard 20A receptacle?
Yes, it's built as a direct upgrade path for standard receptacles in circuits that need arc-fault detection and tamper resistance. Bryant lists retrofit replacement of standard 20A receptacles among its intended uses, so it goes into an existing box on an existing 20A circuit.
4) Will the Bryant AFR20TR work in a hazardous location or a wash-down industrial area?
No. The AFR20TR is a standard-box wiring device combining 20A arc-fault protection with tamper-resistant shutters for residential and commercial branch circuits. For classified areas, the Appleton FSQC Series interlocked explosionproof receptacle and the Appleton U-Line ECS factory-sealed 15 and 20 amp plug and receptacle set, a 3-pole configuration, are the devices built for that environment. Neither Appleton device offers arc-fault detection or TR shutters; they solve containment and sealing rather than arc-fault requirements.
5) What is the closest 20A 125V alternative to the Bryant AFR20TR if arc-fault protection is handled at the panel?
If the branch circuit already has AFCI protection from a breaker, the device at the outlet only needs to be a standard 20A receptacle. The Pass & Seymour IG5362-I is a heavy-duty spec-grade isolated ground duplex receptacle rated 20A 125V, matching the Bryant AFR20TR's 20A rating at the same voltage class. The tradeoff is that the IG5362-I carries an isolated ground path for sensitive equipment and does not include the AFR20TR's built-in arc-fault detection or tamper-resistant shutters, so any TR requirement in a dwelling or occupied space would have to be met another way.
6) Can I use an Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W in place of the Bryant AFR20TR?
They are different devices. The Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W is an industrial specification grade duplex receptacle rated 15A 125V with a 5-15R configuration, while the Bryant AFR20TR is a 20A device with combination AFCI and tamper-resistant shutters. The 5262W is the choice where a rugged general-purpose 15A outlet is wanted on a circuit whose arc-fault protection comes from elsewhere; it will not satisfy a location where the drawing calls for AFCI at the receptacle or for a 20A-rated device.
7) What colors does the Bryant AFR20TR come in, and what are the part numbers?
Two colors: Gray is AFR20TRGY and Ivory is AFR20TRI. Pick the one that matches the devices and wallplates already on the job, since both share the same 20A AFCI tamper-resistant configuration.
8) Why choose a tamper-resistant AFCI receptacle instead of a plain spec-grade 20A duplex?
Two different jobs. The AFR20TR adds arc-fault detection and shutters that block objects pushed into unused slots, which is what you want in bedrooms, living areas and other occupied spaces. If the requirement is just a durable 20A outlet with no protective function, a straight spec-grade device like the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I (20A 125V, spec grade, isolated ground) covers that instead.
9) I need a 20A receptacle with a built-in timer or isolated ground instead of AFCI. What else is available?
For a timed outlet, the Pass & Seymour PLT26351 is a 20A 125V spec-grade plug load timer receptacle. For sensitive electronics needing a separate ground path, the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I is a 20A 125V heavy-duty spec-grade isolated ground duplex. Neither one provides the arc-fault or tamper-resistant function the Bryant AFR20TR does, so they are not substitutes where AFCI or TR is specified.
10) What is a simpler single-outlet option when the Bryant AFR20TR's dual protection is not needed?
For a single-gang location that only needs one outlet, the Eaton 816W is a commercial specification grade single receptacle rated 15A, and the Eaton 6450W is a heavy-duty industrial specification grade decorator single receptacle accepting #14-10 AWG conductors. Both are plain receptacles without the AFR20TR's arc-fault detection or tamper-resistant shutters, and both are single rather than duplex, so they suit equipment drops and dedicated loads rather than general-purpose outlets in areas where AFCI and TR are both required.
11) Is the Pass & Seymour 5762 an alternative to the Bryant AFR20TR on a commercial circuit?
Only if the circuit is 277V. The Pass & Seymour 5762 is a specification grade duplex self-grounding receptacle rated 15A 277V, a voltage used for certain commercial equipment loads, while the Bryant AFR20TR is a 20A device intended for standard residential and commercial branch circuits with arc-fault and tamper-resistant protection built in. The two are not interchangeable on the same circuit.
12) What should I use instead of the Bryant AFR20TR for a portable generator or high-amperage equipment drop?
The AFR20TR is a 20A straight-blade style device and is not suited to twist-lock or high-current connections. For a locking connection, the Eaton 7379 is an extra heavy duty industrial locking receptacle rated 50A at 600V/250V AC/DC, and the Pass & Seymour 3330 is a Turnlok 30A non-NEMA single receptacle. Both are single-outlet locking devices without arc-fault detection or tamper-resistant shutters, chosen for retention under vibration and for loads above 20A.
13) For standardizing receptacles across a multi-family property, how does the Bryant AFR20TR compare with spec-grade duplex options?
The Bryant AFR20TR is the device to standardize on where each outlet location must carry both arc-fault detection and tamper-resistant shutters, and it comes in Gray and Ivory so it can be matched to existing devices and wallplates across a building. Where protection is taken care of upstream, spec-grade duplex receptacles cover the same locations: the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I at 20A 125V with an isolated ground, or the Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W at 15A 125V in an industrial specification grade. Those carry no shutters, so units and common areas requiring TR would still need the AFR20TR.
14) Can I standardize a whole building on one AFCI tamper-resistant receptacle model number?
That's the point of the AFR20TR for a property manager or MRO buyer: a single 20A model that handles both arc-fault and tamper resistance, ordered by color as AFR20TRGY or AFR20TRI, so repeat orders and spares across units stay on one designation instead of mixing separate protective devices.
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