750VAC - 100A, 3-Pole, Disconnect Switch

The 750VAC - 100A, 3-Pole Disconnect Switch is engineered for industrial and commercial environments that demand reliable electrical isolation and safe maintenance access. Built to perform under load, it delivers a decisive disconnection when you need it most, while supporting robust lockout/tagout procedures to keep crews safe during service.

Key features

• Three-pole isolation ensures complete disconnection by breaking all conductors for comprehensive electrical isolation.
• 750 VAC rating accommodates a wide range of industrial power and control systems.
• 100 A amperage rating handles heavy feeders and motor circuits with confidence and reliability.
• Lockout/Tagout readiness integrates seamlessly with standard safety procedures to prevent accidental re-energizing during maintenance.
• Reliable under load disconnection designed to disconnect safely even when equipment is energized, minimizing downtime and risk.
• Durable construction built for long-term durability in demanding industrial environments.
• Model: 750VAC clearly identifies its voltage class and intended application.

Ideal use cases

This disconnect switch serves as the main service disconnect in motor control centers, equipment racks, and manufacturing floor setups. It’s ideal for feeders and branch circuits powering conveyors, pumps, HVAC systems, and other heavy equipment where safe isolation is essential for maintenance, safety, and compliance.

Why this matters

Choosing the 750VAC - 100A, 3-Pole Disconnect Switch means you gain dependable, straightforward isolation that enhances safety during servicing, accelerates lockout/tagout procedures, and helps minimize downtime. The 3-pole design guarantees full isolation of all conductors, protecting personnel and equipment in demanding industrial settings.

Specifications at a glance

• Amperage Rating: 100 A
• Number of Poles: 3-Pole
• Product Type: Disconnect Switch
• Model: 750VAC
• Voltage Rating: Up to 750 VAC

Practical tips for deployment

Integrate the switch into your lockout/tagout program, ensure clear labeling, and train maintenance staff on safe isolation procedures. Regular inspection of the switch’s contacts and enclosure integrity will help maintain reliability and extend service life in demanding environments.