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PASS & Seymour is a brand of electrical wiring devices with a history dating to the late 19th century, when it was founded in Syracuse, New York. The brand is now part of Legrand, a global manufacturer of electrical and digital building infrastructures. PASS & Seymour products are used in commercial, institutional, healthcare, and industrial electrical systems, with a focus on receptacles, switches, occupancy sensors, and related wiring devices. The product families include general-purpose receptacles, hospital-grade receptacles, GFCI receptacles, isolated-ground receptacles, and wall-switch occupancy sensors. These devices are typically specified by voltage, amperage, NEMA configuration, pole and wire count, and grade. Common ratings in the line include 125 V AC, 20 A, NEMA 5-20R, 2-pole/3-wire configurations, with options for isolated ground, tamper resistance, weather resistance, and hospital-grade construction. Occupancy sensors in the line may use passive infrared, ultrasonic, or dual technology, and can operate at 120 V AC or 277 V AC, with some models not requiring a neutral connection. Materials and build standards vary by series; many receptacles use nylon faces and brass or steel mounting straps, and hospital-grade devices are manufactured to meet UL 498 and Federal Specification WC-596 performance criteria. 3G Electric supplies PASS & Seymour wiring devices as part of its industrial-equipment catalog. The company sources SKUs by manufacturer part number, including receptacles such as 2097TRWRW, PTIG8300I, PTTR63HRED, PTTR63HGRY, PTTR8300PIRED, 2097HGTRPIW, PT8300GRY, and occupancy sensors such as DSW-301-B. 3G Electric supports procurement by providing product specifications, logistics coordination, and quotation services for buyers who need to match existing installations or specify new ones. The catalog includes multiple color options, including white, ivory, gray, and red, where red is often used to identify hospital-grade or isolated-ground devices. Buyers can request quotes for specific part numbers, and 3G Electric handles sourcing and delivery to international destinations. The brand's devices are commonly found in healthcare facilities, laboratories, commercial offices, schools, and industrial plants where reliable power connections and code-compliant ground-fault protection are required. For maintenance and retrofit projects, matching the existing device grade, NEMA configuration, and mounting style is critical; 3G Electric's catalog lists these attributes for each SKU to simplify selection. The occupancy sensor line includes models with adjustable sensitivity, time delay, and ambient light override, which are used to control lighting in spaces such as restrooms, corridors, and storage rooms. Because PASS & Seymour is a Legrand brand, technical documentation and support are available through Legrand's published resources, and 3G Electric can assist with identifying equivalent or replacement part numbers when an exact SKU is not listed. All products are supplied as new, and 3G Electric does not modify or recondition devices. The company's role is to interpret demand, source the requested OEM part, and manage the transaction from quotation to delivery. This approach is intended for plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to specify or replace electrical wiring devices without engaging in extended back-and-forth with multiple suppliers. 3G Electric maintains a catalog that includes PASS & Seymour receptacles and sensors, and the team can provide spec sheets, compliance information, and lead-time estimates upon request. For buyers outside the United States, 3G Electric coordinates export documentation and shipping, ensuring that the correct devices arrive with the necessary paperwork. The brand's products are not consumer-grade; they are intended for professional installation in accordance with local electrical codes. As such, 3G Electric assumes that buyers are qualified to evaluate voltage, amperage, wiring configuration, and environmental suitability. The catalog entries include manufacturer part numbers, descriptions, and key specifications to support that evaluation. When a specific configuration is not shown, 3G Electric can often source it through its supplier network, subject to availability and minimum order quantities. This makes the catalog a starting point for procurement rather than an exhaustive list. Overall, PASS & Seymour represents a mature line of wiring devices with broad application in commercial and institutional electrical systems, and 3G Electric provides access to that line with a focus on specification matching and logistics support.

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About PASS

PASS & Seymour is a brand of electrical wiring devices with a history dating to the late 19th century, when it was founded in Syracuse, New York. The brand is now part of Legrand, a global manufacturer of electrical and digital building infrastructures. PASS & Seymour products are used in commercial, institutional, healthcare, and industrial electrical systems, with a focus on receptacles, switches, occupancy sensors, and related wiring devices. The product families include general-purpose receptacles, hospital-grade receptacles, GFCI receptacles, isolated-ground receptacles, and wall-switch occupancy sensors. These devices are typically specified by voltage, amperage, NEMA configuration, pole and wire count, and grade. Common ratings in the line include 125 V AC, 20 A, NEMA 5-20R, 2-pole/3-wire configurations, with options for isolated ground, tamper resistance, weather resistance, and hospital-grade construction. Occupancy sensors in the line may use passive infrared, ultrasonic, or dual technology, and can operate at 120 V AC or 277 V AC, with some models not requiring a neutral connection. Materials and build standards vary by series; many receptacles use nylon faces and brass or steel mounting straps, and hospital-grade devices are manufactured to meet UL 498 and Federal Specification WC-596 performance criteria. 3G Electric supplies PASS & Seymour wiring devices as part of its industrial-equipment catalog. The company sources SKUs by manufacturer part number, including receptacles such as 2097TRWRW, PTIG8300I, PTTR63HRED, PTTR63HGRY, PTTR8300PIRED, 2097HGTRPIW, PT8300GRY, and occupancy sensors such as DSW-301-B. 3G Electric supports procurement by providing product specifications, logistics coordination, and quotation services for buyers who need to match existing installations or specify new ones. The catalog includes multiple color options, including white, ivory, gray, and red, where red is often used to identify hospital-grade or isolated-ground devices. Buyers can request quotes for specific part numbers, and 3G Electric handles sourcing and delivery to international destinations. The brand's devices are commonly found in healthcare facilities, laboratories, commercial offices, schools, and industrial plants where reliable power connections and code-compliant ground-fault protection are required. For maintenance and retrofit projects, matching the existing device grade, NEMA configuration, and mounting style is critical; 3G Electric's catalog lists these attributes for each SKU to simplify selection. The occupancy sensor line includes models with adjustable sensitivity, time delay, and ambient light override, which are used to control lighting in spaces such as restrooms, corridors, and storage rooms. Because PASS & Seymour is a Legrand brand, technical documentation and support are available through Legrand's published resources, and 3G Electric can assist with identifying equivalent or replacement part numbers when an exact SKU is not listed. All products are supplied as new, and 3G Electric does not modify or recondition devices. The company's role is to interpret demand, source the requested OEM part, and manage the transaction from quotation to delivery. This approach is intended for plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists who need to specify or replace electrical wiring devices without engaging in extended back-and-forth with multiple suppliers. 3G Electric maintains a catalog that includes PASS & Seymour receptacles and sensors, and the team can provide spec sheets, compliance information, and lead-time estimates upon request. For buyers outside the United States, 3G Electric coordinates export documentation and shipping, ensuring that the correct devices arrive with the necessary paperwork. The brand's products are not consumer-grade; they are intended for professional installation in accordance with local electrical codes. As such, 3G Electric assumes that buyers are qualified to evaluate voltage, amperage, wiring configuration, and environmental suitability. The catalog entries include manufacturer part numbers, descriptions, and key specifications to support that evaluation. When a specific configuration is not shown, 3G Electric can often source it through its supplier network, subject to availability and minimum order quantities. This makes the catalog a starting point for procurement rather than an exhaustive list. Overall, PASS & Seymour represents a mature line of wiring devices with broad application in commercial and institutional electrical systems, and 3G Electric provides access to that line with a focus on specification matching and logistics support.

Common Applications

  • Healthcare patient care areas — PASS & Seymour hospital-grade receptacles such as PTTR63HRED and PTTR8300PIRED for reliable grounding and durability.
  • Commercial kitchens and food service — PASS & Seymour GFCI receptacles like 2097TRWRW for personnel protection in wet or damp locations.
  • Laboratories and data centers — PASS & Seymour isolated-ground receptacles such as PTIG8300I to reduce electrical noise on ground circuits.
  • Office buildings and schools — PASS & Seymour occupancy sensors like DSW-301-B for automatic lighting control in restrooms, corridors, and storage rooms.
  • Industrial plants and workshops — PASS & Seymour general-purpose receptacles such as PT8300GRY for standard 20 A, 125 V AC power outlets.
  • Institutional and commercial restrooms — PASS & Seymour GFCI receptacles like 2097HGTRPIW for code-compliant ground-fault protection.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about PASS from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between PASS & Seymour hospital-grade and general-purpose receptacles?

Hospital-grade PASS & Seymour receptacles are manufactured to meet UL 498 and Federal Specification WC-596 performance standards, which include higher abuse resistance and a minimum 1,000-cycle endurance test. They are typically identified by a green dot on the face or a specific catalog number. General-purpose receptacles meet UL 498 but are not subjected to the same high-abuse testing. In healthcare facilities, hospital-grade devices are often required by code for patient care areas. Both types are available in 125 V AC, 20 A, NEMA 5-20R configurations. The choice depends on the installation environment and local code requirements.

Does the PASS & Seymour DSW-301-B occupancy sensor require a neutral wire?

No, the PASS & Seymour DSW-301-B wall-switch occupancy sensor does not require a neutral connection. It operates at 120 V AC or 277 V AC and uses passive infrared and ultrasonic technology to detect occupancy. The sensor is designed for wall-switch replacement and includes a nightlight feature. Because it does not need a neutral, it can be used in older wiring systems where a neutral is not available at the switch box. However, it does require a ground connection for proper operation. Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local codes.

What does isolated ground mean on a PASS & Seymour receptacle?

An isolated ground receptacle, such as the PASS & Seymour 2097TRWRW, has a grounding terminal that is electrically isolated from the mounting yoke and the outlet box. This provides a dedicated ground path back to the service panel, which can reduce electrical noise on the ground circuit. Isolated ground receptacles are often used in healthcare, laboratory, and data-processing areas where sensitive equipment is present. The receptacle still includes a standard grounding pin, but the ground path is separated from the building's structural ground. The isolated ground conductor must be run separately to the panel. These devices are typically identified by an orange triangle on the face.

Are PASS & Seymour GFCI receptacles available in hospital-grade versions?

Yes, PASS & Seymour offers hospital-grade GFCI receptacles, such as the 2097HGTRPIW. This device combines ground-fault circuit interrupter protection with hospital-grade construction, meaning it meets the higher durability and performance standards required for healthcare environments. It is rated 125 V AC, 20 A, NEMA 5-20R, and includes tamper-resistant shutters. The GFCI function protects personnel from ground faults, while the hospital-grade rating ensures the device can withstand frequent use and abuse. These receptacles are typically used in patient care areas, kitchens, and other locations where both GFCI protection and hospital-grade reliability are required.

What NEMA configuration is used on PASS & Seymour 20 A receptacles?

PASS & Seymour 20 A, 125 V AC receptacles use the NEMA 5-20R configuration. This is a 2-pole, 3-wire grounding receptacle with a 20 A rating. The 5-20R has a T-shaped neutral slot, which distinguishes it from the 15 A 5-15R configuration. The 5-20R accepts both 15 A and 20 A plugs, but a 20 A plug cannot be inserted into a 15 A receptacle. Many PASS & Seymour models, including the PTTR63HRED and PT8300GRY, are 5-20R. When replacing a receptacle, the branch circuit must be rated for 20 A and wired with appropriate conductors. Always verify the circuit rating before installation.

How does 3G Electric support procurement of PASS & Seymour products?

3G Electric supplies PASS & Seymour wiring devices by manufacturer part number. The catalog lists key specifications such as voltage, amperage, NEMA configuration, color, and grade. Buyers can request a quote for specific SKUs, and 3G Electric will confirm availability, lead time, and pricing. For international orders, 3G Electric coordinates export documentation and shipping. The company does not manufacture or alter the products; it sources new OEM devices from authorized channels. If a required part number is not listed, 3G Electric can attempt to source it through its supplier network. Technical documentation and spec sheets are available upon request to assist with specification matching.