Allen-Bradley 194R-NN030P3 - 30A, Disconnect Switch

The Allen-Bradley 194R-NN030P3 is a purpose-built 30A disconnect switch designed for industrial and commercial environments that demand safe electrical isolation. With built-in support for lockout/tagout procedures, this disconnect switch helps maintenance teams isolate power securely and confidently, minimizing downtime and risk during servicing. It delivers dependable disconnection under load, ensuring safety and reliability when it matters most, and is engineered for long-term durability in tough operating conditions.

Why this disconnect switch stands out

• 30A amperage rating provides a reliable, purpose-driven solution for everyday load switching in control panels and feeder circuits.
• Lockout/Tagout compatibility supports industry-standard safety practices, helping you meet workplace safety requirements and streamline maintenance workflows.
• Safe, under-load disconnection ensures equipment can be isolated without compromising safety or triggering unexpected outages during routine servicing.
• Industrial-grade durability is designed to withstand the demands of busy facilities, delivering lasting performance in challenging environments.
• Brand þú and trust Allen-Bradley engineering quality behind a dependable, widely-supported disconnect solution for panels and machines.

Ideal use cases

• Service disconnects for motors, conveyors, and automated equipment in manufacturing and processing facilities.
• Panel isolation points within control cabinets where reliable, code-compliant shutdown is essential.
• Maintenance workflows that require repeatable lockout/tagout procedures to protect technicians.
• Backup power or emergency isolation scenarios in commercial environments where predictable performance matters.

Practical guidance and best practices

Pair the 194R-NN030P3 with your existing control infrastructure to achieve straightforward, compliant electrical isolation. For best results, ensure wiring and enclosure integration align with your facility’s safety programs and maintenance schedules. Keeping a dedicated lockout/tagout station near the disconnect point helps technicians secure power quickly and revert to normal operation after service.