Allen-Bradley 1494F-D200 - 200A, Disconnect Switch

The Allen-Bradley 1494F-D200 is a purpose-built 200A disconnect switch engineered for demanding industrial and commercial environments where safe electrical isolation is essential. This robust device delivers reliable disconnection under load, supports proper lockout/tagout procedures, and is built for long-term durability in challenging conditions.

Why the 1494F-D200 stands out

• High-current capability: Designed to handle up to 200A, making it suitable for feeders and service disconnects that require strong, dependable isolation.
• Under-load reliability: Engineered to disconnect even when equipment is energized, reducing downtime and enabling safer maintenance.
• Durable, industrial-grade construction: Built to endure frequent operation, vibrations, and harsh environments common in factories and utility rooms.
• Safety-first integration: Seamlessly supports lockout/tagout procedures, helping teams lock out circuits and prevent accidental energization during service.
• Panel-friendly installation: Designed to fit into standard electrical enclosures and control panels, simplifying upgrades and refurbishments.

Ideal for

• Facilities with high-current feeders requiring a reliable service disconnect
• Panel builders and OEMs integrating a robust isolation point into electrical assemblies
• Maintenance teams prioritizing clear, verifiable circuit isolation to improve safety and reduce downtime

How it protects your operation

The 1494F-D200 provides a clearly identifiable point of isolation, enabling quick verification of de-energized circuits. Its capacity to perform a clean, dependable disconnect under load minimizes service interruptions and lowers the risk of arc flash or electric shock during maintenance.

Specifications

• Amperage Rating: 200A
• Product Type: Disconnect Switch
• Brand: Allen-Bradley
• Model: 1494F-D200

Installation and best practices

For optimal safety and performance, install the 1494F-D200 in accordance with all applicable electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines. Pair it with proper enclosure ratings, verify correct wiring terminations, and implement comprehensive lockout/tagout procedures. Regular inspections of contacts, terminals, and mechanical components will help maintain reliable operation over time.