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Pass & Seymour TR5362 20A Tamper-Resistant Spec-Grade Duplex Receptacle

Pass & Seymour TR5362 20A Tamper-Resistant Spec-Grade Duplex Receptacle

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Pass & Seymour TR5362 20A Tamper-Resistant Spec-Grade Duplex Receptacle

The Pass & Seymour TR5362 Tamper-Resistant Spec-Grade Duplex Receptacle delivers hard-use performance for commercial and industrial wiring applications. Rated 20A at 125V, this back and side wire receptacle combines a dual mechanical shutter system with .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe power contacts for a secure, code-compliant connection. This receptacle is available in Gray and Ivory finish options, both sharing the same spec-grade construction and electrical ratings. Backed by cULus Listing, it is engineered for demanding installations where durability and reliable performance are essential.

Key Features

  • Back and Side Wire: Two back wire holes combined with side wire screw terminals provide added wiring flexibility during installation.
  • Tri-Drive Terminal Screws: Backed-out tri-drive brass terminal screws speed up installation time.
  • Permanent Circuit Identification: Exclusive patented circuit label on the face allows permanent circuit identification.
  • Triple-Wipe Power Contacts: .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe power contacts ensure a secure, long-lasting connection.
  • Split-Circuit Wiring: Easily accessed break-off line-contact connecting tab enables fast and easy split-circuit wiring.
  • Tamper-Resistant Design: Dual mechanical shutter system helps prevent insertion of foreign objects for added safety.
  • Reinforced Strap Construction: Two drive screws anchor the steel strap to the back body and face where abrupt removal torque is greatest.
  • Electrical Rating: Rated 20A, 125V with a maximum 30°C temperature rise at full-rated current after 50 cycles of overload at 150% of rated current; operating temperature range of +60°C to -40°C without impact.
  • Color Options: Available in Gray or Ivory to match a range of commercial and industrial finish schemes.

Certifications & Compliance

  • cULus Listed

Technical Specifications

  • Amperage Rating: 20A
  • Voltage Rating: 125V
  • Finish: Matte
  • Color Options: Gray, Ivory
  • Packaging: 10 EA
  • Country of Origin: Mexico

Typical Applications

  • Commercial and Industrial Electrical Installations
  • Code-Compliant Tamper-Resistant Wiring Projects
  • Split-Circuit Receptacle Wiring
  • Hard-Use Spec-Grade Installations
  • New Construction and Renovation Wiring

Why Pass & Seymour?

Pass & Seymour engineers the TR5362 duplex receptacle with .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe power contacts, a reinforced steel strap, and a dual mechanical shutter system to withstand demanding, high-traffic environments. Available in Gray and Ivory, both share the identical 20A, 125V spec-grade rating and cULus Listing, delivering the reliable, code-compliant performance electrical professionals expect for hard-use commercial and industrial applications regardless of color choice.

Manufacturer Resources

Spec Sheet

Product Specs

list_batch:
PASS-20260820
Product Type:
Duplex Receptacle
Voltage Rating:
125V
Amperage Rating:
20A
Listing:
cULus
Product Finish:
Matte
Connection Type:
Back and Side Wire
Department:
Electrical
Product Group:
Wiring Devices
Product Subgroup:
Receptacles & Outlets

Pass & Seymour TR5362-GRY – Frequently Asked Questions

1) Does the Pass & Seymour TR5362 meet the tamper-resistant receptacle requirement for areas where kids are present?
The TR5362 is a tamper-resistant receptacle built around a dual mechanical shutter system that blocks insertion of foreign objects unless both blades enter at once. That is the construction code calls for where tamper-resistant outlets are required, and it is cULus Listed. It replaces a standard 20A, 125V duplex in the same box with no change to the wiring method.
2) Can I use the TR5362 in a patient care area of a hospital?
The TR5362 is a spec-grade commercial and industrial receptacle, cULus Listed, and is not a hospital grade device. For patient care spaces where hospital grade is required, the Leviton 16262-HGW is a hospital grade duplex receptacle in white, supplied in packs of 100, and the Bryant BRY8200 series is a hospital grade duplex receptacle rated 15A 125V. Specify one of those where the green dot is called for and keep the TR5362 for back-of-house, offices, and corridors outside patient care.
3) What is the closest 20A/125V duplex receptacle to the Pass & Seymour TR5362 if I need a different brand?
The Bryant 5362B series is a heavy-duty 20A/125V duplex receptacle, and the Leviton 16352 is a commercial grade heavy-duty straight blade duplex receptacle rated 20A 125V, NEMA 5-20R, in gray. Both match the TR5362's 20A, 125V rating. The difference to check before you swap: the TR5362 carries a dual mechanical shutter system for tamper resistance, so if the circuit falls under a tamper-resistant requirement, confirm the replacement is a TR device before ordering.
4) I only need 15A on this circuit — what should I use instead of the TR5362?
The TR5362 is a 20A, 125V device. For a 15A circuit, the Eaton Arrow Hart 5262W is a heavy-duty industrial duplex receptacle rated 15A 125V with a 5-15R face in gray, and the Eaton BR15W is a commercial specification grade 15A receptacle that accepts #14-10 AWG conductors. Note that neither is described as a tamper-resistant device, so if the location requires TR receptacles the 20A TR5362 or another listed TR device is the one to specify.
5) Can I back wire the TR5362 or do I have to use the side screws?
Either. The TR5362 has two back wire holes plus side wire brass screw terminals, so you can feed the conductors through the back and clamp them, or wrap the side screws on a pigtail. The tri-drive terminal screws come backed out of the box, which saves a step on a long run of devices.
6) Can the TR5362 be wired as a split-circuit outlet with one half switched?
Yes. The TR5362 has a break-off line-contact connecting tab on the hot side that snaps out with pliers, which separates the two halves so one receptacle can be switched or fed from a second circuit. The face also carries a patented circuit label so you can permanently mark which circuit each half is on.
7) Is a spec-grade receptacle like the TR5362 worth it over a residential-grade outlet?
In commercial and industrial work, yes. The TR5362 uses .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe power contacts and a reinforced steel strap anchored to both the back body and the face with two drive screws, which is where the abrupt removal torque lands when a cord is yanked. A residential device such as the Leviton 12650W is residential grade and built for light-duty household use, not for repeated plug cycling in a corridor or shop.
8) Can I put a 20A receptacle like the TR5362 on a 15A branch circuit?
A 20A, 125V device is permitted on a 15A circuit under the NEC receptacle rating table, but the outlet will only deliver what the breaker allows, and the 5-20R T-slot face can mislead someone into plugging in a 20A cord cap. For a dedicated 20A circuit the TR5362 is the right device. If you are standardizing on 15A circuits, a 15A commercial device like the Eaton BR15W fits that use.
9) Will the TR5362 hold up in an unheated warehouse or a hot mechanical room?
The TR5362 is rated for operation from +60 degrees C down to -40 degrees C without impact, and holds a maximum 30 degrees C temperature rise at full rated current after 50 cycles of overload at 150 percent of rating. That covers unconditioned storage, loading docks, and equipment rooms.
10) What is a simpler, lighter-duty alternative to the TR5362 for apartment turns?
The TR5362 is built for hard use, with .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe contacts and a reinforced steel strap anchored by two drive screws. For lower-traffic residential work, the Leviton 12650W is a residential grade impact-resistant straight-blade duplex receptacle rated 15 amp, 125 volt, NEMA 5-15R, and the Eaton BR20W is a commercial specification grade 20A/125V device in white. The trade-off is construction and ampacity, not the opening itself, so verify the branch circuit breaker size before dropping from a 20A device to a 15A one.
11) Is there a heavier-duty receptacle than the TR5362 for an industrial floor?
For shop and plant environments, the Eaton Arrow Hart AH5462V is an extra heavy-duty industrial specification grade duplex receptacle, and the Bryant 5262 series is an industrial grade duplex receptacle. The TR5362 is itself a spec-grade hard-use device with .032 inch thick brass triple-wipe power contacts and back and side wire terminals, and it adds the tamper-resistant shutters those industrial devices are not described as having. Pick on whether tamper resistance or the heavier industrial build matters more on that circuit.
12) I need a white 20A receptacle to match existing devices — the TR5362 only comes in gray or ivory, so what else works?
The TR5362 is offered in gray and ivory. If the device scheme is white, the Leviton 16352 is a commercial grade heavy-duty 20A 125V NEMA 5-20R receptacle, the Leviton Decora Plus 16342 is a commercial grade 20A 125V 5-20R receptacle in white, and the Eaton BR20W is a commercial specification grade 20A/125V receptacle in white. The Decora Plus face takes a decorator style wallplate rather than a standard duplex plate, so confirm which plate style is already on the wall.
13) Will a Bryant 5362BI drop into the same box as a Pass & Seymour TR5362?
The Bryant 5362BI is a heavy-duty 20A/125V duplex receptacle, so it carries the same electrical rating as the TR5362 and mounts in a standard duplex opening with a standard duplex wallplate. The functional difference is the TR5362's dual mechanical shutter system and its break-off line-contact connecting tab for split-circuit wiring. If the existing device is wired split-circuit or the location requires tamper resistance, match those features rather than the amperage alone.
14) What colors does the Pass & Seymour TR5362 come in, and are the ratings the same for both?
Gray (TR5362-GRY) and Ivory (TR5362-ISP), both with a matte finish. Electrically and mechanically they are identical: 20A at 125V, spec-grade construction, cULus Listed. Color is purely a match to the rest of your device plates.
15) How many receptacles come in a box of TR5362?
The TR5362 is packaged 10 each, so a single box covers ten openings. Order by color, since Gray and Ivory are separate part numbers.
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