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Bryant Angled Plug Wiring Device for Cord Connections
The Bryant Angled Plug is a family of wiring devices engineered for applications where a low-profile, angled cord connection is preferred over a straight-body plug. Available across model options including 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB, this angled plug line redirects the connected cord to the side rather than straight out, which helps relieve strain on the cord and lets the plug sit closer to a wall, panel, or piece of equipment. These plugs are intended to support dependable electrical cord connections in commercial and industrial settings where installation clearance is limited and a straight-body plug would not fit cleanly.
Key Features
- Angled Design: The angled plug body directs the connected cord away at an angle rather than straight out, helping reduce stress on the cord and on the connection point over repeated use.
- Low-Profile Fit: The angled configuration lets the plug sit closer to walls, panels, enclosures, or equipment housings, making it well-suited for tight or space-constrained installations where a straight plug would protrude too far.
- Model Options: The family is available in model numbers 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB, making it straightforward to cross-reference, specify, and reorder the correct plug for a project.
- Bryant Wiring Device: Part of Bryant's broader catalog of electrical plugs and connectors used by electricians and facility teams in professional electrical installations.
- Cord-Connection Application: Designed to terminate and connect a power cord, functioning as the male connection point that mates with a corresponding receptacle or connector.
- Consistent Angled Platform: Every option in this family shares the same angled-body construction, so the strain-relief and clearance benefits apply regardless of which model number is selected.
Technical Specifications
- Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications, including voltage, amperage, and configuration details for each model option.
Typical Applications
- Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
- Cord and Cable Connections in Space-Constrained Areas
- Equipment and Appliance Power Connections
- Wall-Adjacent and Panel-Adjacent Installations
- Maintenance, Retrofit, and Replacement Plug Applications
- Facility and Building Electrical Maintenance
Why Bryant?
Bryant is a long-established manufacturer of electrical wiring devices, and this Angled Plug family reflects that focus with a purpose-built angled design aimed at close-quarters installation needs. Specifying a Bryant plug means choosing a component from a brand recognized in the electrical trade for supplying wiring devices used in professional, code-conscious electrical work. Whether the project calls for the 9432ANPB or the 9530ANPB, the shared angled-body design gives electricians, contractors, and facility maintenance teams a dependable option for fitting secure cord connections into tight spaces without sacrificing connection quality.
Manufacturer Resources
Bryant Wiring Devices Selection Guide
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Straight Blade Plug
- Configuration:
- Angled
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Group:
- Wiring Devices
- Product Subgroup:
- Plugs & Connectors
- list_batch:
- BRY-20260909
Bryant 9530ANPB – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Why use an angled plug instead of a straight-body plug on equipment tight against a wall?
An angled plug turns the cord off to the side instead of straight out of the receptacle, so the body sits closer to the wall, panel, enclosure or equipment housing and the cord is not bent sharply at the exit. That reduces strain on the cord and the connection point over repeated use. Where clearance behind a machine or in a panel bay is the constraint, this is the reason to spec the Bryant angled plug over a straight plug.
2) What other angled cord plugs are made besides the Bryant 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB?
The Bryant angled plug family, covering models 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB, uses an angled body that turns the cord to the side instead of straight out. Two other angled plugs sit in the same role: the Leviton 275-E, a commercial grade 4-wire 3-pole straight blade angle plug, and the Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN from the EHU series, an angled straight blade plug rated 20A 125V. All three give the same close-to-the-wall clearance benefit; they differ in pole and wire count and in rating, so match the configuration to the receptacle being served.
3) Can a Bryant angled plug be used on patient-care equipment in a hospital?
Hospital patient-care cords are normally specified as hospital grade, and the Bryant angled plug family is described as a commercial and industrial cord-connection device rather than a hospital grade one. Where a green-dot hospital grade plug is required, the Leviton 8215-CAT is a tamper-resistant hospital grade NEMA 5-15P and the Leviton 8315-CT is the tamper-resistant hospital grade NEMA 5-20P; both are supplied in packs of 100. Use the Bryant angled plug for shop, plant, and building maintenance cord ends where the angled clearance is the driver.
4) The cord comes straight out of the equipment with plenty of room - do I still need an angled plug?
No. The angled body on the Bryant 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB exists to relieve cord strain and let the plug sit tight to a wall, panel, or enclosure where a straight body would protrude too far. Where clearance is not a constraint, a straight blade plug does the same electrical job: the Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 is an industrial specification grade straight blade plug at 15A 125V, and the Leviton 5666-C is an industrial grade 3-wire 2-pole polarized straight blade plug for 250-volt 1-phase service.
5) What is the difference between the Bryant 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB angled plugs?
They are the two model options in the Bryant angled plug family, and both share the same angled-body construction, so the strain relief and close-to-wall clearance are the same either way. Order by the model number that matches your cord and mating receptacle configuration: 9432ANPB or 9530ANPB.
6) Is the Bryant angled plug a male or female device, and what does it mate with?
It is the male end. The Bryant angled plug terminates a power cord and plugs into a corresponding receptacle or connector. If you need the female end of a cord set, you want a connector body, not this part.
7) Is an angled plug a good choice for a replacement plug on existing shop equipment?
Yes, replacement and retrofit plug work is one of the stated uses for the Bryant angled plug, along with equipment and appliance power connections and general facility electrical maintenance. It is a field-terminated cord plug, so you cut the old plug off, re-terminate the cord, and gain the side-exit clearance in the process. Match the new plug's configuration to the receptacle already in place.
8) Is the Pass & Seymour MaxGrip PS5965Y a substitute for a Bryant angled plug?
It is a cord plug but not an angled one. The PS5965-Y is a MaxGrip M3 series nylon cord plug in yellow, a straight-body cord end. The Bryant 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB use an angled body specifically so the cord exits to the side and the plug sits closer to a wall or panel. If the reason for the angled plug is limited clearance at the outlet, the MaxGrip will not solve it; the angled Pass & Seymour PS5366-SSAN or the Leviton 275-E angle plug are the closer swaps.
9) For a 250-volt piece of equipment, what plug should be used instead of a 125-volt angled plug?
Voltage has to match the receptacle, not the body style. The Leviton 5666-C is an industrial grade 3-wire 2-pole polarized straight blade plug for 250-volt 1-phase service, which covers a 250V single-phase cord end. The Bryant angled plug family is specified by model number, 9432ANPB or 9530ANPB, so confirm the configuration of the specific model against the receptacle before ordering; the angled body itself only affects how the cord exits and how close the plug sits to the wall.
10) We need tamper-resistant plugs for a school - does the Bryant angled plug cover that?
Tamper resistance is a separate feature from the angled body. The Bryant 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB are angled cord plugs for tight-clearance commercial and industrial connections. Where a tamper-resistant cord end is required, the Leviton 8215-CAT is tamper-resistant in a NEMA 5-15P configuration and the Leviton 8315-CT is tamper-resistant in NEMA 5-20P, both hospital grade and packed 100 per carton, which suits institutional standardization across many cords at once.
11) Where do I find the amperage, voltage and NEMA configuration for the 9432ANPB and 9530ANPB?
Those per-model electrical ratings are published in Bryant's own literature. Both the Bryant Full Line Catalog and the Bryant Wiring Devices Selection Guide are linked on the product record and list voltage, amperage and configuration by model number, so cross-reference 9432ANPB or 9530ANPB there before ordering.
12) What is the difference between a commercial grade and an industrial grade cord plug when picking a replacement?
Grade reflects the duty the plug is built for rather than its shape. Among cord plugs, the Leviton 275-E angle plug is designated commercial, while the Eaton Arrow Hart AH5266 is industrial specification grade and the Leviton 5666-C is industrial grade. The Bryant angled plug family sits in commercial and industrial cord-connection work, so if a specification calls out a grade explicitly, select the peer whose stated grade matches the drawing.
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