Disconnects & Switches
Disconnects and switches are essential safety components in electrical systems, allowing for the manual disconnection of power during maintenance, emergencies, or load isolation. These devices ensure worker safety and equipment protection by enabling complete de-energization of circuits.
1. Fusible Disconnects
Description:
Fusible disconnects combine a switch mechanism with fuses to provide both circuit isolation and overcurrent protection. They are commonly used in industrial applications where coordinated protection and quick servicing are critical.
2. Safety Switches
Description:
Safety switches provide a reliable means to disconnect power in industrial and commercial settings. Designed to be lockable and tamper-resistant, they ensure compliance with safety standards for equipment maintenance and emergency shutdowns.
3. Transfer Switches
Description:
Transfer switches allow safe transition between primary and backup power sources, such as utility and generator inputs. They are essential in mission-critical facilities where continuous power supply is crucial, enabling either manual or automatic switching.
General Electric | THPR3608 | Disconnect Switch | 3-Pole
Square D | H224AWK | Disconnect Switch | 200A | 2-Pole | 240V
General Electric | THPR3612BG3T | Disconnect Switch | 1200A | 3-Pole | 600V
Square D | HU361A | Disconnect Switch | 30A | 3-Pole | 600V
VLB249 | Disconnect Switch | 1600A | 2-Pole | 480V
VLB2411 | Disconnect Switch | 2500A | 2-Pole | 480V
VL4612N | Disconnect Switch | 3-Pole
VLB4412N | Disconnect Switch | 3000A | 480V
SLB2413 | Disconnect Switch | 4000A | 2-Pole | 480V
SLB3413N | Disconnect Switch | 6000A | 2-Pole | 480V
VL3610G8 | Disconnect Switch | 2000A | 3-Pole | 600V
VL3611G3 | Disconnect Switch | 3-Pole
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