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Bryant IG Series Isolated Ground Single Receptacle

Bryant IG Series Isolated Ground Single Receptacle

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Bryant IG Series Isolated Ground Single Receptacle

The Bryant IG Series Isolated Ground Single Receptacle covers Bryant's family of isolated ground single receptacles, available across multiple NEMA configurations including 5261I, 5261W, 5661I, NEMA 10-20R, NEMA 5-15R, NEMA 5-20R, NEMA L14-20R, NEMA L14-30R, and NEMA L21-30R. Across every configuration in this family, the isolated ground (IG) design routes the ground connection independently of the mounting strap and yoke, giving connected equipment a dedicated ground path that helps reduce electrical noise on the circuit. Bryant engineers this single receptacle format for professional electrical installations where grounding integrity and consistent performance are priorities, making it a practical choice wherever a dedicated single outlet is specified rather than a shared duplex device. Whether the application calls for a standard 15A/125V straight-blade configuration or a higher-amperage locking configuration such as L14-20R, L14-30R, or L21-30R, electrical contractors and facility engineers can select the NEMA configuration that matches the connected load while retaining the same isolated-ground construction throughout the line.

Key Features

  • Multiple NEMA Configurations: Available across 5261I, 5261W, 5661I, NEMA 10-20R, NEMA 5-15R, NEMA 5-20R, NEMA L14-20R, NEMA L14-30R, and NEMA L21-30R configurations to match straight-blade and locking plug requirements.
  • Isolated Ground (IG) Construction: The IG design isolates the grounding terminal from the mounting strap and outlet box, giving connected equipment a dedicated ground path that helps minimize electrical noise interference from other loads on the same panel.
  • Single Receptacle Format: Configured as a single receptacle rather than a duplex device, suited to dedicated-circuit applications where one outlet per circuit is required by design or by code.
  • Bryant Catalog Family: Offered under Bryant model designations spanning this IG receptacle line for accurate specification, cross-reference, and replacement in the field.
  • Straight-Blade and Locking Options: Family includes both standard straight-blade receptacle bodies compatible with common plug caps and locking configurations for higher-amperage circuits.

Technical Specifications

  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete specifications.

Typical Applications

  • Isolated Ground Circuits for Sensitive Electronic Equipment
  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Dedicated-Circuit Wiring Device Installations
  • Data, Audio/Video, and Computer Equipment Circuits
  • Higher-Amperage Locking Applications via L14-20R, L14-30R, and L21-30R Configurations
  • Renovation and New Construction Wiring Projects

Why Bryant?

Bryant wiring devices are engineered to deliver dependable, code-compliant performance in demanding electrical environments. Across this full IG single receptacle family, Bryant's focus on grounding integrity carries through every NEMA configuration, with isolated ground construction giving electrical professionals a dependable device for circuits where clean, consistent grounding matters most. For installations where interference-free grounding is a design requirement, this Bryant receptacle family offers a straightforward, code-recognizable solution across straight-blade and locking configurations alike.

Manufacturer Resources

Bryant Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

Product Type:
Receptacle
Configuration:
Isolated Ground Single Receptacle
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets
list_batch:
BRY-20260909
Series:
IG

Bryant 9326 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the isolated ground design on a Bryant IG receptacle actually do?
On the Bryant IG Series single receptacle, the grounding terminal is isolated from the mounting strap and yoke, so the equipment ground runs back on its own conductor instead of bonding through the box. That gives sensitive gear a dedicated ground path and helps keep noise from other loads on the same panel off the circuit. It does not change how you land the hot and neutral, but it does mean you have to pull a separate insulated ground conductor for the device to do its job.
2) Which NEMA configurations does the Bryant IG single receptacle come in?
Nine configurations, covering both straight-blade and locking bodies: NEMA 5-15R (5261IG), NEMA 5-20R (5361IG), NEMA 10-20R (9326), locking NEMA L14-20R (71420IG), L14-30R (71430IG) and L21-30R (72130IG), plus the 5261I, 5261W and 5661I catalog numbers. Pick the configuration that matches the plug cap on the connected equipment, not just the amperage.
3) Do I need special wiring to install an isolated ground receptacle?
Yes. An IG device only works if you run a separate insulated equipment grounding conductor from the receptacle back to the source ground, kept clear of the box and conduit bonding path. The Bryant IG Series isolates the ground terminal from the strap and box, so if you simply bond the device to a grounded metal box you lose the isolation you paid for. The conduit or box still needs its own normal equipment bonding.
4) What is the closest isolated ground alternative to the Bryant 5361IG if a duplex outlet is needed instead of a single?
The Bryant 5361IG is a NEMA 5-20R isolated ground device in single receptacle format, where the ground connection is routed independently of the mounting strap and yoke. If the opening calls for two outlets on the same strap, the Pass & Seymour IG5362-I is a heavy-duty spec-grade isolated ground duplex receptacle rated 20A 125V, so it holds the same isolated ground principle and the same amperage and voltage class in a duplex body. Choose the single where the design or code requires one outlet per dedicated circuit, and the duplex where two cords must land on the same circuit.
5) If a circuit does not require isolated grounding, what single receptacle can be used in place of the Bryant 5261IG?
The Bryant 5261IG is a NEMA 5-15R isolated ground single receptacle, and the isolated ground construction is only needed where equipment requires a dedicated ground path separate from the mounting strap to reduce electrical noise. On an ordinary 15A branch circuit, the Eaton 816W-BOX is a commercial specification grade single receptacle rated 15A and keeps the single-outlet format without the isolated ground path. The Eaton 6450W is another single-outlet option, an industrial specification grade decorator receptacle accepting #14-10 AWG conductors, if a decorator opening is being used.
6) Should I use the straight-blade or the locking version?
Straight-blade bodies (5-15R, 5-20R, 10-20R) take common plug caps and suit desk-level equipment on a dedicated 125V circuit. The twist-lock versions, L14-20R, L14-30R and L21-30R, are for higher-amperage cord-connected gear where the plug must not vibrate or be pulled loose, and they require a matching locking plug cap. The isolated ground construction is the same across both.
7) What is the difference between the 5261IG and the 5261I or 5261W?
All three are Bryant IG Series single receptacles in the 5261 family and are ordered by catalog number: 5261IG, 5261I, and 5261W. The 5261IG is listed against the NEMA 5-15R configuration. Order by the exact number so the field replacement matches the device that came out.
8) Is an isolated ground receptacle worth it for computer and AV equipment?
That is the application it exists for. Data, audio/video and computer circuits are where a dedicated ground path pays off, because the equipment ground is not shared with motors, ballasts and other noise sources on the same panel. If the drawing does not call for isolated ground and you just need a tough spec-grade outlet, a standard industrial device like the Eaton 6450W single receptacle covers it without the extra ground conductor.
9) Can I use a Bryant IG receptacle to replace a 30A locking outlet on a generator or equipment feed?
If the existing outlet is an L14-30R or L21-30R, the 71430IG and 72130IG are the matching configurations in the Bryant IG line. Match the existing configuration exactly, a 4-wire L14-30R plug will not enter an L21-30R body. For a 50A locking industrial outlet you are outside this family, the Eaton 7379 industrial locking receptacle is rated 50A.
10) I have a 277V circuit, will one of these work?
The Bryant IG single receptacles here are straight-blade 125V configurations and the higher-amperage L14 and L21 locking types. For a 15A 277V outlet, that is a different device entirely, the Pass and Seymour 5762 self-grounding duplex is rated 15A 277V. Do not try to force a 125V body onto a 277V circuit.
11) For a hazardous location, can a Bryant IG single receptacle be used?
No. The Bryant IG series is a general-purpose wiring device family for commercial, industrial and dedicated-circuit installations, not a hazardous-location product. Where an explosionproof or factory-sealed device is required, the Appleton FSQC series interlocked explosionproof receptacle or the Appleton U-Line ECS factory-sealed 15 and 20 amp 3-pole plug and receptacle set are the appropriate alternatives. Confirm the area classification on the drawing before selecting.
12) What locking receptacle should be specified instead of the Bryant 71430IG when the circuit exceeds 30 amps?
The Bryant 71430IG is the NEMA L14-30R isolated ground locking configuration, and the family tops out with the 72130IG in NEMA L21-30R. For a higher-current locking application, the Eaton 7379 is an industrial locking receptacle rated 50A at 600V/250V AC/DC in extra heavy duty grade. Note that the Eaton device is a standard locking receptacle rather than an isolated ground device, so if the dedicated ground path is a design requirement the Bryant L14-30R or L21-30R remains the configuration to match the load to.
13) Is the Pass and Seymour Turnlok 3330 an equivalent to the Bryant 71430IG locking receptacle?
Not directly. The Pass and Seymour 3330 is a Turnlok 30A non-NEMA single receptacle, meaning its blade pattern does not follow a NEMA configuration and it will not accept a NEMA L14-30 plug cap. The Bryant 71430IG is a NEMA L14-30R and the 71420IG is a NEMA L14-20R, so both mate with standard NEMA locking plugs. Match the receptacle to the plug cap already on the equipment cord before substituting either way.
14) What is the difference between the Bryant 5261IG and the Eaton 5262W for a 15 amp 125 volt outlet?
The Eaton 5262W is an Arrow Hart heavy-duty industrial duplex receptacle, 15A 125V, NEMA 5-15R in gray, built to industrial specification grade. The Bryant 5261IG is the same NEMA 5-15R configuration but in a single receptacle body with isolated ground construction, where the ground terminal is isolated from the mounting strap and box to give sensitive equipment a dedicated ground path. Use the Eaton where a standard two-outlet industrial device suits the location, and the Bryant where the circuit is dedicated to one piece of equipment and isolated grounding is specified.
15) Will a standard 5-15P plug fit the NEMA 5-20R version?
Yes. A 5-20R receptacle has the T-slot neutral, so it accepts both a 15A 5-15P plug and a 20A 5-20P plug. The 5361IG is the 5-20R configuration in the Bryant IG line, and the 5261IG is the 5-15R, which takes 15A plugs only.
16) If the goal is controlling plug load on a 20 amp circuit rather than grounding, what receptacle addresses that instead of the Bryant 5361IG?
The Bryant 5361IG in NEMA 5-20R addresses grounding integrity, not load scheduling, through its isolated ground construction. For a 20A 125V circuit where the requirement is shutting off plug load on a schedule, the Pass and Seymour PLT26351 is a heavy duty spec grade plug load timer receptacle rated 20A 125V. The two solve different code and design requirements, so a project calling for both would use each in its own location.
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