Bryant BHLW Circuit Breaker Handle Lockoff

The Bryant BHLW is a compact lockoff device, also known as a lock dog or breaker handle lock, designed for use in lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures to enhance workplace safety. Manufactured by Bryant Electric (a Hubbell company), this metallic component securely locks circuit breaker handles in the off position, preventing accidental energization during maintenance or repair of electrical systems. It is commonly applied in industrial, commercial, and residential settings for compliance with OSHA standards on energy isolation. Key features include durable stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance, easy installation without tools, and compatibility with a range of Bryant and similar brand circuit breakers. Advantages over similar products include its low-profile design for tight spaces and reliable performance in harsh environments. Drawbacks may include limited compatibility with non-standard breaker handles and the need for additional padlocks (not included). Based on image analysis, this unit appears used with minor wear and scratches, indicating good condition for continued service. No serial number or faceplate is visible; it is a standalone asset without attached sensors or controllers. Estimated market price range for used units is $5-15 USD, based on comparable listings on sites like eBay and industrial surplus vendors. For resources, refer to Hubbell's official site: Product Brochure (https://hubbellcdn.com/specsheet/BRY_BHLW.pdf - summary: installation guide and compatibility chart); Model Decoder Guide (search 'Bryant lockoff model codes' for PDF decoders explaining BHLW as 'Breaker Handle Lock, Wide').