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Bryant NM Duplex Locking Receptacle, L6-15R Configuration

Bryant NM Duplex Locking Receptacle, L6-15R Configuration

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Model: 4700DR

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Bryant NM Duplex Locking Receptacle, L6-15R Configuration

The Bryant NM Duplex Locking Receptacle is built to the L6-15R configuration, giving electricians and facility teams two independent locking connection points on a single wiring device. This family is available as the Bryant 4700DR and Bryant 70615DR, both sharing the same L6-15R twist-lock configuration and duplex body style. Twist-lock devices such as the L6-15R configuration are designed so the plug and receptacle rotate and lock together, which helps resist accidental disconnection compared to a standard straight-blade receptacle. Because each device in this family is a duplex unit, it lets two separate cord-and-plug loads be connected and locked into place from one wiring location, which can simplify layouts where more than one locking connection is needed in the same area. Every device in the family carries Bryant's NM designation for this receptacle configuration, identifying it within Bryant's broader lineup of locking wiring devices used in commercial and industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Locking Configuration: Built to the L6-15R configuration, a twist-lock design intended to help prevent accidental disconnects once the plug and receptacle are engaged and rotated into the locked position.
  • Duplex Device: Combines two locking receptacles in a single device body, allowing two separate cord-and-plug connections to be made and locked from one wiring point instead of requiring two separate devices.
  • NM Model Designation: Identified under Bryant's NM naming convention for this receptacle configuration, distinguishing this family (models 4700DR and 70615DR) within Bryant's catalog of locking-style wiring devices.
  • Bryant Manufactured: Produced by Bryant, a long-established supplier of wiring devices to electrical contractors, OEMs, and facility maintenance teams working on commercial and industrial systems.
  • Field-Recognized Configuration: The L6-15R pattern is a widely used locking configuration in commercial and industrial settings, making devices in this family straightforward for electricians to identify and specify.
  • Two Model Options: Offered as the 4700DR and 70615DR, allowing buyers to select the specific Bryant model number needed for a given job or replacement.

Technical Specifications

  • Product Type: Duplex Receptacle
  • Configuration: L6-15R
  • Refer to manufacturer documentation for complete technical specifications on each model (4700DR, 70615DR).

Typical Applications

  • Locking Power Connections for Commercial and Industrial Equipment
  • Cord-and-Plug Connected Motors, Pumps, and Machinery
  • Temporary Power Distribution Requiring Secure Twist-Lock Connections
  • Facilities and Job Sites Where Accidental Disconnection Must Be Minimized
  • Renovation and New Construction Electrical Wiring Projects
  • Maintenance Replacement of Existing L6-15R Locking Devices

Why Bryant?

Bryant is a recognized manufacturer of wiring devices used throughout commercial and industrial electrical installations. The L6-15R locking configuration and duplex design shared across the 4700DR and 70615DR reflect Bryant's approach to building devices intended for secure, dependable connections in demanding environments, giving electrical professionals a locking receptacle family they can specify with confidence for projects that call for this configuration.

Manufacturer Resources

Bryant Full Line Catalog

Product Specs

Product Type:
Duplex Receptacle
Connection Type:
Twist-Lock
Configuration:
L6-15R
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets
list_batch:
BRY-20260909

Bryant 4700DR – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Can I run two separate locking loads from one device?
Yes, that is the point of the duplex body. Each of these Bryant NM devices combines two L6-15R locking receptacles in one device body, so two cord-and-plug loads can be connected and locked at a single wiring location instead of installing two single locking receptacles.
2) I am replacing an existing L6-15R locking receptacle in a plant. Is this a direct match?
If the existing device is an L6-15R, the Bryant NM duplex matches the configuration, so the same plugs will engage. The difference to check is the device format: this one is a duplex, two locking outlets in a single body, so confirm the existing opening and box are set up for that rather than a single locking receptacle.
3) Is an L6-15R receptacle 125V or 240V?
L6-15R is the 250V, 2-pole 3-wire grounding locking configuration, which is why it shows up on 208V and 240V single-phase equipment rather than on general 125V outlets. Do not substitute it for an L5-15R, which is the 125V locking pattern. The Bryant NM duplex is built to L6-15R.
4) Can a Pass & Seymour PlugTail 20A 125V duplex receptacle be used in place of a Bryant L6-15R locking duplex receptacle?
No. The Bryant 4700DR and 70615DR are built to the L6-15R configuration with a twist-lock connection, where the plug rotates into the receptacle and locks in place. The Pass & Seymour PlugTail duplex receptacle is a 20A 125V spec-grade device, so it accepts a different plug pattern and does not provide a twist-lock engagement. A cord cap made for L6-15R will not mate with it, so use the Bryant device wherever an existing L6-15R locking cord set has to land.
5) What is the difference between the Bryant 4700DR and 70615DR?
Both are Bryant duplex locking receptacles in the same L6-15R twist-lock configuration and the same duplex body style. They are the two Bryant model numbers offered for this configuration, so order by whichever model number the drawing, the spec, or the device you are replacing calls out.
6) Should I use a twist-lock receptacle or a standard straight-blade one for plug-connected equipment?
Use the locking type when a disconnect would shut down equipment or create a hazard: pumps, motors, machinery, and temporary power feeds. The L6-15R plug rotates into the receptacle and stays engaged, which resists accidental pull-out. Straight-blade devices are the right call for general convenience outlets where cords get plugged and unplugged routinely. If that is the job, a spec-grade straight-blade duplex such as the Pass & Seymour PlugTail 20A 125V is the type to look at instead.
7) For a general-purpose 125V outlet in an office or corridor, is a locking receptacle the right choice or is there a simpler device?
A locking device is more than that opening needs. The Bryant 4700DR and 70615DR are L6-15R twist-lock duplex receptacles intended for cord-and-plug equipment that must not be pulled loose. For ordinary 125V convenience outlets, the Pass & Seymour PlugTail 20A 125V spec-grade duplex receptacle covers the same duplex footprint without requiring a locking cord cap on every device plugged into it.
8) We standardize on the PlugTail system for fast device swaps - does the Bryant L6-15R locking duplex fit that program?
It does not. The Pass & Seymour device is part of the PlugTail series, which uses that system's connector approach for device changeouts. The Bryant 4700DR and 70615DR are conventional L6-15R twist-lock duplex receptacles and are wired as standard devices, so any opening that needs an L6-15R locking connection sits outside a PlugTail-standardized fleet and should be specified separately.
9) Where do these Bryant locking duplex receptacles typically get used?
Commercial and industrial power drops: cord-and-plug connected motors, pumps, and machinery, temporary power distribution, and job sites or facilities where an accidental unplug is not acceptable. They also go in on renovation and new-construction wiring, and as maintenance replacements for existing L6-15R devices.
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Does the Bryant 4700DR come with a warranty?
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