DEDS-100 - 100A, 3-Pole, Disconnect Switch

The DEDS-100 is a rugged 100A, 3-Pole Disconnect Switch engineered for reliable electrical isolation in demanding industrial and commercial environments. Built to support lockout/tagout procedures, it delivers safe, verifiable disconnection under load to keep maintenance teams protected and operations running smoothly.

• Three-pole isolation — simultaneously disconnects all conductors across all phases, eliminating the risk of partial energization during service and improving overall safety.
• 100A current rating — designed to handle typical equipment loads and feeder circuits with dependable disconnection when it matters most.
• Lockout/Tagout readiness — simplifies compliance with standard safety practices, ensuring only authorized personnel can re-energize the circuit after maintenance.
• Durable, long-term performance — built to endure busy industrial environments, delivering consistent operation and minimizes downtime over the life of the switch.
• Simple integration and maintenance — streamlined to fit into existing electrical layouts and panels, with straightforward inspection and servicing to keep downtime low.

Ideal use cases

Choose the DEDS-100 for critical isolation in manufacturing lines, conveyors, pumps, motors, and HVAC or processing equipment. It’s well-suited for panel upgrades, electrical room retrofits, and any scenario where reliable power cut-off is essential for safety and efficiency.

What sets it apart

Unlike single-pole switches that leave one conductor energized, the DEDS-100 guarantees complete circuit isolation. Its 3-Pole design, paired with a robust 100A rating, provides a higher level of protection during maintenance and service workflows while supporting strict lockout/tagout protocols for greater peace of mind.

Practical tips for maximum safety and performance

• Always pair the DEDS-100 with appropriate padlocks and safety tags as part of your standard lockout/tagout procedure.
• Label the disconnect clearly at the point of use to prevent confusion during maintenance shifts or on multi-line panels.
• Inspect the switch during routine maintenance windows to verify clean disconnection and verify there are no signs of wear that could affect performance under load.
• Plan service work around the 100A capacity to ensure feeders and connected equipment remain within safe operating limits.