2/0AWG - 350A, 600V, Disconnect Switch

The 2/0AWG Disconnect Switch is built for dependable electrical isolation in demanding industrial and commercial environments. With a 350A amperage rating and a 600V maximum, this switch provides a safe, reliable means to disconnect power on large circuits while supporting rigorous lockout/tagout procedures. Designed for longevity, it delivers dependable performance under load, helping maintenance teams work confidently without unexpected re-energization.

Key specifications

• Model: 2/0AWG
• Amperage rating: 350A
• Voltage rating: 600V
• Product type: Disconnect Switch

Why this disconnect switch stands out

• Safe isolation for high-current circuits: Engineered to provide a clean, unmistakable break in the circuit, reducing arc and improving control during maintenance.
• Lockout/tagout readiness: Built to integrate with standard lockout/tagout practices, helping teams comply with safety protocols and minimize downtime.
• Reliable disconnection under load: Designed to perform consistently even when the circuit is under load, ensuring equipment can be serviced safely without scrambling for a workaround.
• Durable for harsh environments: Constructed to endure the rigors of busy industrial and commercial settings, delivering long-term durability that stands up to daily use.

Ideal use cases

• Isolating large feeders and distribution lines in switchgear and panel assemblies
• Safely disconnecting motor circuits and high-draw loads for routine maintenance
• Emergency shutdown readiness in facilities with heavy electrical demands

Practical benefits for your operation

Choosing the 2/0AWG means prioritizing safety, reliability, and efficiency. Maintenance windows shorten with the confidence that circuits can be isolated quickly and securely. The 350A/600V capability accommodates substantial workloads, while the strong construction supports long service life in demanding environments. This is a switch you can count on when clean, controlled isolation matters most.

Tips for optimal use

• Pair with compatible enclosures and standard lockout hardware to maximize safety during maintenance.
• Schedule periodic inspections of the disconnect mechanism to ensure smooth operation under load.
• Document and label the switch location clearly in your electrical one-line diagrams to streamline fault isolation and maintenance tasks.