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Pass & Seymour Isolated Ground Heavy-Duty Spec Grade Single Receptacle, 20A 125V

Pass & Seymour Isolated Ground Heavy-Duty Spec Grade Single Receptacle, 20A 125V

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Model: IG5361

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Pass & Seymour Isolated Ground Heavy-Duty Spec Grade Single Receptacle, 20A 125V

The Pass & Seymour Isolated Ground Heavy-Duty Spec Grade Single Receptacle is rated 20A at 125V and is built for circuits requiring dedicated, noise-free grounding. A distinctive orange face carries the IG symbol and Isolated Ground markings, making circuit delineation fast for electricians and inspectors. The receptacle supports both side-wire and internal screw-pressure-plate back-wire termination with #14–#10 AWG copper or copper-clad wire, and it is cUL Listed for professional installation.

Key Features

  • Electrical Rating: Rated 20A at 125V for dedicated isolated-ground branch circuits.
  • Isolated Ground Design: A plastic barrier isolates the grounding terminal from the mounting strap and metal boxes, with an IG symbol and Isolated Ground markings for easy identification and circuit delineation.
  • High-Impact Face: High-impact resistant nylon face resists impacts and scrapes in demanding spec-grade applications.
  • Durable Construction: Corrosion-resistant plated steel strap adds mechanical strength and long-term durability.
  • Triple-Wipe Contacts: Triple-wipe brass contacts ensure lasting, positive contact with plug blades.
  • Back and Side Wire Termination: Side and internal screw-pressure-plate back-wire capability accepts #14–#10 AWG copper or copper-clad, solid or stranded wire.
  • Patented Ground Clamp: External screw-pressure-plate back-wire clamp on the ground terminal enables faster, easier installation, and an auto-ground clip assures positive ground.
  • Temperature Performance: Maximum 30°C temperature rise at full-rated current after 50 cycles of overload at 150% of rated current; operates continuously from -40°C to +60°C.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cUL Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Color: Orange
  • Product Line: Pass & Seymour
  • Country of Origin: Mexico
  • Packaging: 10 EA

Typical Applications

  • Isolated Ground Branch Circuits for Sensitive Electronics
  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Data Centers and Computer Rooms
  • Medical and Laboratory Equipment Circuits
  • Spec-Grade Renovation and New Construction Wiring

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour engineers this isolated ground receptacle with a high-impact nylon face, corrosion-resistant plated steel strap, and triple-wipe brass contacts for lasting, positive plug contact. The patented back-wire ground clamp and auto-ground clip speed installation while helping ensure a dependable, code-compliant ground path, and cUL Listing backs its use in professional 20A, 125V isolated ground applications.

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Manufacturer Resources

Spec Sheet

Product Specs

Product Line:
Pass & Seymour
list_batch:
PASS-20260820
Product Color:
Orange
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Type:
Single Receptacle
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Pass & Seymour IG5361 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does an isolated ground receptacle like the Pass & Seymour IG5361 actually do differently from a standard spec grade receptacle?
The IG5361 separates the grounding terminal from the mounting strap with a plastic barrier, so the equipment ground does not bond to the metal box or conduit system. That gives sensitive electronics a dedicated ground path back to the panel instead of one shared with the raceway. A standard receptacle grounds through the strap and box. Use the IG version only where the drawings call for an isolated ground branch circuit; it needs a separate insulated ground conductor run back to the source to do anything useful.
2) What wire size and termination options does the Pass & Seymour IG5361 accept?
It takes #14 through #10 AWG copper or copper-clad wire, solid or stranded, and you can land it on the side screws or use the internal screw-pressure-plate back-wire terminals. The ground terminal uses an external screw-pressure-plate back-wire clamp, which is quicker to dress than wrapping a screw. There is also an auto-ground clip for positive strap grounding.
3) Is this a single receptacle or a duplex, and how many devices can I plug in?
Single receptacle, one outlet per device. If you need two outlets on the isolated ground circuit from one box, you want an IG duplex instead. The single configuration is what you use for a dedicated single-outlet circuit, where code treats a single receptacle differently from a duplex for load purposes.
4) What is the difference between the Pass & Seymour IG5361 and the Leviton 5801-I single receptacle?
Both are specification grade 20A 125V single receptacles, but they are built for different jobs. The Pass & Seymour IG5361 is an isolated ground device: a plastic barrier isolates the grounding terminal from the mounting strap and metal box, and the orange face carries the IG symbol and Isolated Ground markings so the dedicated circuit is obvious to electricians and inspectors. The Leviton 5801-I is a narrow body tamper-resistant NEMA 5-20R single receptacle in white, so it brings shutter-style tamper resistance and a narrow body rather than an isolated grounding path. Choose the IG5361 when the branch circuit must carry a separate insulated ground for sensitive electronics, and the Leviton when tamper resistance and a narrow body are the requirement.
5) Why is the IG5361 orange, and does the color matter to an inspector?
Orange is the standard identification color for isolated ground devices, and this one carries the IG triangle symbol plus Isolated Ground markings on the face. That lets an electrician or inspector tell at a glance which outlets belong to the isolated ground circuit without pulling the plate, which is why spec writers call it out on data center and lab circuits.
6) Can I use the Pass & Seymour IG5361 on a 15A circuit or for a 20A appliance?
It is rated 20A at 125V, so it belongs on a 20A branch circuit protected at 20A. Putting a 20A device on a 15A circuit is not a code violation on its own, but it will accept a 20A plug the circuit can't support, so don't do it where equipment might draw the full rating. For a single-outlet 20A dedicated circuit, this is the right rating.
7) I need a 20A 125V spec grade single receptacle but not an isolated ground. What else is there?
If the isolated ground isn't in the spec, the Leviton 5801-I is a specification grade narrow body tamper-resistant single receptacle, 20A 125V NEMA 5-20R, in white. Narrow body helps in crowded boxes and tamper-resistant is what you want in schools, healthcare and anywhere TR is required. It grounds conventionally through the strap, so it is not a substitute where drawings call for an IG device.
8) Are both the Pass & Seymour IG5361 and the Leviton 5801-I spec grade, and does that mean they are interchangeable?
Both carry a specification grade rating, so both are intended for commercial and institutional duty rather than residential-grade service. Grade alone does not make them interchangeable. The Pass & Seymour IG5361 is a heavy-duty spec grade isolated ground device with a high-impact nylon face, plated steel strap, triple-wipe brass contacts, and back and side wire termination for #14 to #10 AWG copper. The Leviton 5801-I is a narrow body tamper-resistant NEMA 5-20R device in white. Match the device to the circuit requirement, grounding scheme, and face color called out on the drawing, not to the grade line alone.
9) Will the IG5361 hold up in an unconditioned space or a cold warehouse?
Operating range is -40 C to +60 C continuous, so unheated warehouses, garages and mechanical spaces are within spec. Temperature rise is held to a maximum of 30 C at full rated current after 50 cycles of overload at 150 percent of rating. The face is high-impact nylon and the strap is corrosion-resistant plated steel.
10) How is the Pass & Seymour IG5361 packaged for a multi-unit job?
Packaged 10 each, which suits standardizing a run of isolated ground outlets across a floor or a data room rather than buying singles. The ordering model number is IG5361.
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Does the Pass & Seymour IG5361 come with a warranty?
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