Eaton Cutler-Hammer DH363UGK - 100A, 600V, 3-Pole, Non-Fusible Disconnect Switch

The Eaton Cutler-Hammer DH363UGK stands as a dependable, industrial-grade solution for safe electrical isolation. This 3-Pole, 100A non-fusible disconnect switch delivers reliable disconnection at up to 600V, making it an ideal choice for demanding commercial and industrial applications where quick, safe shutdowns are essential.

• Non-Fusible disconnect design: Provides straightforward, mechanical isolation with no fuses to remove or replace, enabling faster maintenance and reducing downtime.
• Robust electrical rating: 100A at 600V supports a wide range of three-phase loads commonly found in panels, MCCs, and distribution circuits.
• Three-pole protection: Ensures all three conductors in a three-phase system are isolated simultaneously for balanced and complete shutdown.
• Lockout/Tagout readiness: Optimized for safe maintenance procedures, helping teams implement proper lockout/tagout practices to protect workers during service work.
• Long-term durability: Built to withstand the rigors of busy electrical rooms and industrial environments, providing dependable performance over time.
• Clear isolation under load: Delivers dependable disconnection even when circuits are energized, reducing risk during servicing and setup.
• Easy integration: Designed to fit standard installation environments and work with common enclosure and panel configurations.

Who benefits most: electrical engineers, facility managers, and maintenance teams responsible for service disconnects, panel upgrades, or motor control center (MCC) configurations. The DH363UGK helps you meet safety and reliability goals without the complexity of fusible options, making it a practical, ready-to-install solution for both new builds and retrofits.

Use cases: install as a primary service disconnect in industrial panels, deploy in commercial electrical rooms for equipment isolation, or incorporate into retrofit projects where a durable, non-fusible switch ensures fast, safe shutdowns and straightforward lockout procedures.