10-60200-00 - Fusible, Disconnect Switch

Engineered for tough industrial and commercial settings, the 10-60200-00 Fusible, Disconnect Switch delivers reliable on/off isolation and dedicated overcurrent protection. This fused disconnect is built to handle demanding workloads while occupying a compact footprint, making it a practical choice for equipment rooms, switchgear, and enclosures where space is at a premium.

Why the 10-60200-00 stands out

• Fused protection in a compact package — combines safe isolation with overcurrent protection, reducing risk to motors, wiring, and downstream devices.
• Mine-for-need maintenance — the fusible design supports straightforward fuse replacement, minimizing downtime during servicing.
• Versatile for critical applications — ideal for motor disconnects, panelboards, and branch circuit protection where space and serviceability matter.
• Industrial-grade reliability — engineered to endure demanding environments while delivering predictable operation when you need to isolate a circuit.

Ideal use cases

• Motor disconnects in manufacturing lines, HVAC systems, and pumps where safe, swift isolation is required.
• Panelboard feeders and branch circuits needing localized protection without sacrificing cabinet space.
• Retrofits or upgrades in existing electrical enclosures that demand a compact, maintainable fusible switch.

How it works and the practical benefits

In normal operation, the 10-60200-00 provides a clear, mechanical means to connect or disconnect power to a controlled circuit. When fault current exceeds the fuse rating, the fuse element within the switch opens, interrupting the circuit and helping protect downstream equipment from damage. The fused design means you can tailor protection to the specific load, improving safety and fault clarity during maintenance or troubleshooting.

Specification snapshot

Model: 10-60200-00
Fused: Fusible

Maintenance and best practices

• Match fuse ratings to the motor and conductors per applicable codes and nameplate data to ensure appropriate protection.
• Keep spare fuses on hand near the disconnect to reduce downtime during fuse changes.
• Schedule periodic inspections of the disconnect mechanism to ensure smooth on/off operation and to verify enclosure integrity.
• Document installation wiring clearly for future serviceability and safe isolation during maintenance.