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Bryant GFR GFCI Receptacle, 125V, 15A-20A

Bryant GFR GFCI Receptacle, 125V, 15A-20A

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Model: GFR15W

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Bryant GFR GFCI Receptacle, 125V, 15A-20A

The Bryant GFR is a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) receptacle rated for 125V electrical applications and offered in amperage ratings from 15A to 20A to match the branch circuit it protects. As a wiring device, the Bryant GFR continuously monitors current flow between the hot and neutral conductors and is designed to interrupt power quickly when a ground fault is detected, helping reduce the risk of electrical shock at the point of use. Built to the shared 125V platform behind this receptacle family, the Bryant GFR is intended as a standard electrical receptacle outlet for circuits where ground-fault protection is required or desired. Bryant is a long-established manufacturer of wiring devices for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems, and the GFR receptacle is built as a direct, drop-in solution wherever a standard 125V receptacle location calls for added ground-fault protection, regardless of whether the circuit is protected at 15A or 20A.

Key Features

  • Ground Fault Protection: Integrated GFCI circuitry continuously monitors the branch circuit and interrupts power automatically when a ground fault is sensed, helping protect personnel from electrical shock.
  • 125V Rating: Rated for 125V electrical service, matching standard branch-circuit wiring device applications.
  • Amperage Ratings: Available in 15A and 20A ratings, so the correct Bryant GFR can be matched to the branch circuit's ampacity.
  • Standard Receptacle Function: Operates as a conventional electrical receptacle outlet while adding the safety benefit of built-in ground-fault interruption, so no separate GFCI breaker is required at this location.
  • Wiring Device Design: Designed as a drop-in wiring device for use in standard electrical boxes as part of a 125V receptacle circuit.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Residential and Commercial Electrical Installations
  • Kitchen and Bathroom Receptacle Circuits
  • Outdoor and Wet-Location Receptacle Applications Where Ground-Fault Protection Is Desired
  • Garage, Basement, and Utility Room Wiring
  • Renovation and New Construction Electrical Projects

Why Bryant?

Bryant is a recognized name in electrical wiring devices, and the GFR GFCI receptacle reflects that standard with dependable ground-fault protection built into a 125V receptacle available in 15A and 20A ratings. For electrical professionals and property owners who need reliable shock protection at the receptacle, the Bryant GFR offers straightforward, code-focused performance backed by Bryant's reputation for quality wiring devices. Choose Bryant for consistent, dependable performance in demanding residential and commercial electrical work, and count on the GFR to deliver the ground-fault protection expected of a 125V Bryant wiring device receptacle, whichever amperage rating your circuit requires.

Manufacturer Resources

Bryant Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Product Type:
GFCI Receptacle
Voltage Rating:
125V
Amperage Rating:
15A-20A
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Bryant GFR15W – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Should I use the 15A or 20A Bryant GFR GFCI receptacle?
Match the device to the branch circuit it sits on: the GFR15W is the 15A version and the GFR20W is the 20A version, both rated 125V. If the circuit breaker and wiring are 20A (kitchen small-appliance circuits, garage and shop outlets typically are), use the GFR20W. On a 15A circuit, the GFR15W is the correct part.
2) Can a Bryant GFR GFCI replace a standard 125V receptacle in an existing box?
Yes. The GFR is built as a drop-in wiring device for standard electrical boxes on a 125V receptacle circuit, so it goes in wherever a conventional receptacle already sits and you want ground-fault protection added at that point. Confirm the box has room for the deeper GFCI body and that you have identified line and load conductors before you make it up.
3) Do I still need a GFCI breaker if I install a Bryant GFR receptacle?
No. The GFR carries the ground-fault circuitry inside the receptacle itself, so no separate GFCI breaker is required at that location. It monitors current between hot and neutral and cuts power when it senses a fault. For a panel full of circuits this is usually the cheaper route than swapping breakers, and the test and reset buttons stay where the user can reach them.
4) Is the Bryant GFR suitable for bathroom, kitchen and outdoor receptacles?
Those are the intended applications. Bryant lists the GFR for kitchen and bathroom receptacle circuits, garage, basement and utility room wiring, and outdoor or wet-location receptacles where ground-fault protection is wanted. For an outdoor or damp location, pair it with a weather-resistant cover assembly appropriate to the enclosure; the cover is a separate item.
5) What are the Bryant GFCI receptacle part numbers for ordering?
Two catalog numbers cover the range: GFR15W at 15A and GFR20W at 20A, both 125V. Those are the numbers to put on the order or the submittal.
6) Does a 20A GFCI receptacle need 12 AWG wire?
The GFR20W is rated for a 20A, 125V branch circuit, and a 20A circuit is wired with 12 AWG minimum on a 20A breaker. Putting a 20A device on 14 AWG/15A wiring does not upgrade the circuit, so if the existing home run is 14 AWG, use the GFR15W instead.
7) Can I standardize on one Bryant GFCI across a whole building?
Partly. The GFR family runs on a shared 125V platform, so the device style and wiring stay consistent across the property, but you still have to stock both amperages: GFR15W for 15A circuits and GFR20W for 20A circuits. Most multi-family and commercial work ends up carrying the 20A as the default and the 15A for older 15A branch circuits.
How fast can I get the Bryant GFR15W delivered?
Most orders ship the same day from our distribution partners, with quick delivery throughout the continental U.S. Need it urgently? Contact Us for expedited shipping options.
Can I return it if it doesn’t work for me?
Yes—ZenSupply offers a hassle-free return policy. If the product isn’t the right fit, reach out to our support team for a return authorization or setup a return by following our return instructions.
Does the Bryant GFR15W come with a warranty?
Absolutely. The Bryant GFR15W is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. For full warranty terms, check the product documentation or Contact Us.
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