Square D H362 - 60A, 600V, Fused Disconnect Switch

Introducing the Square D H362 — a 60A, 600V fused disconnect switch engineered for reliable electrical isolation in demanding industrial and commercial environments. This device delivers a safe, controlled disconnect under load and is designed to integrate seamlessly with lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures, supporting safer maintenance and longer-term durability.

Why the Square D H362 stands out

• Fused protection for reliable isolation: The combination of a disconnect switch with fuses provides a dependable interruption path, enhancing safety when servicing energized equipment.
• Clear electrical specifications: 60A amperage rating and a 600V maximum voltage rating cover a wide range of feeders and circuits typical in industrial and commercial setups.
• LOTO-ready design: Built to align with standard lockout/tagout practices, helping teams isolate circuits effectively during maintenance.
• Durable, long-term performance: Constructed to withstand the rigors of busy electrical environments, minimizing downtime andReplacement complexity.
• Trusted Square D engineering: Part of a legacy of reliable performance in critical electrical applications.

Ideal use scenarios

Best suited for service entrances, feeders, and control panels where a dependable isolation point is essential. The Square D H362 is a practical choice for facilities managers, electrical contractors, and maintenance teams tasked with safe shutdowns, controlled re-energization, and compliant disconnection of large equipment in both industrial and commercial settings.

Specifications at a glance

• Product Type: Fused Disconnect Switch
• Brand: Square D
• Model: H362
• Amperage Rating: 60A
• Voltage Rating: 600V

Practical tips for best results

• Match the fuse type and rating to your circuit requirements and ensure compatibility with your installation’s wiring and enclosure.
• Coordinate with your lockout/tagout program to secure the disconnect during maintenance and testing.
• Inspect the device during routine maintenance for signs of wear, corrosion, or overheating, and replace fuses as needed to maintain safe operation.
• Document the installation location in your electrical drawings so technicians can quickly locate the disconnect during service.