Allen-Bradley 194E-FA16E-PD10 - 16A, 3-Pole, Fused Disconnect Switch

Meet the Allen-Bradley 194E-FA16E-PD10, a purpose-built Fused Disconnect Switch engineered for demanding industrial and commercial environments. It delivers safe, reliable electrical isolation, supports strict lockout/tagout procedures, and provides dependable disconnection under load to protect personnel and equipment over the long term.

Key specifications at a glance:

• Amperage Rating: 16A
• Number of Poles: 3-Pole
• Product Type: Fused Disconnect Switch
• Brand: Allen-Bradley
• Model: 194E-FA16E-PD10

What sets this switch apart

• Integrated fusing delivers immediate overcurrent protection, guarding wiring, controllers, and connected equipment from fault currents.
• Three-pole design ensures complete, phase-by-phase isolation in three-phase systems, reducing arc exposure during maintenance and service.
• Built for durability in rugged industrial and commercial settings, delivering consistent performance and long service life.
• Facilitates lockout/tagout procedures, enabling technicians to work safely with a clearly de-energized circuit while maintaining compliance with safety protocols.
• Designed to provide reliable disconnection under load, helping minimize downtime and protect downstream equipment during routine servicing or fault conditions.

Ideal use cases

• Isolating motors, pumps, conveyors, fans, and other three-phase equipment during maintenance or repair work.
• Incorporating into control panels and switchgear where safe, code-compliant electrical isolation is required.
• Situations demanding a proven combination of de-energization and overcurrent protection to safeguard both personnel and assets.

Why choose this model over alternatives

The Allen-Bradley 194E-FA16E-PD10 marries a robust three-pole isolation framework with built-in fusing, offering a clear safety advantage over non-fused disconnects. The result is controlled fault current interruption, safer maintenance, and a more resilient line of defense for your electrical infrastructure.

Practical tips for maximum value

• Plan maintenance activities around fuse status checks to ensure uninterrupted protection when service resumes.
• Use the disconnect as part of a comprehensive lockout/tagout plan to create a verifiably safe work state.
• Document the disconnect point clearly in your electrical maintenance logs to streamline future servicing and inspections.