1494F-NF60 - 60A, 3-Phase, Disconnect Switch

The 1494F-NF60 is a rugged 60A, three-phase disconnect switch engineered for demanding industrial and commercial environments. It pairs reliable on/off isolation with overcurrent protection in a compact, maintainable fusible switch designed for motor disconnects, panelboards, and branch circuits.

Key advantages you’ll feel on the floor:

• 60A, 3-Phase performance for dependable power control across motors and equipment.
• Integrated fusible protection delivering quick fault clearance while keeping wiring compact.
• Compact, maintainable design that fits neatly into control panels and switchgear without sacrificing serviceability.
• Rugged, industrial-grade construction built to withstand harsh environments, vibration, and routine maintenance cycles.
• Versatile applications ideal for motor disconnects, panelboards, and branch circuit protection in a single, cohesive solution.

What this means in practice

Whether you’re wiring a motor-driven line in a manufacturing cell or upgrading a panelboard with a dedicated disconnect, the 1494F-NF60 provides safe, reliable isolation and targeted overcurrent protection. The fusible design simplifies coordination with fuses selected to match your load, helping you minimize downtime and maximize uptime with predictable protection during faults.

Who benefits

• Electrical contractors wiring motor control centers and starter panels
• Panel builders integrating a compact disconnect with built-in protection
• Plant maintenance teams performing routine isolation and protection of 3-phase circuits

Use cases at a glance

• Motor disconnects for conveyors, pumps, and fans
• Branch circuit protection in control panels and switchgear
• Isolated service points for safe maintenance and testing

Specifications at a glance

• Model: 1494F-NF60
• Amperage: 60A
• Phase: 3-Phase
• Type: Fusible disconnect switch
• Primary applications: motor disconnects, panelboards, branch circuit protection

Practical tips for installation and care

• Plan wiring to align with the switch’s 3-phase configuration and ensure fuses are rated for the protected load.
• Follow lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance to keep personnel safe when isolating circuits.
• Regularly inspect fuse blocks and contacts for signs of wear, overheating, or corrosion, and replace components promptly with equivalent ratings.