Square D VH322N - 60A, 240V, Fused Disconnect Switch

The Square D VH322N fused disconnect switch is engineered for safe, reliable electrical isolation in demanding industrial and commercial environments. With a 60A rating at 240V, this device provides clear, definitive disconnection of energized circuits while supporting essential lockout/tagout procedures for maintenance teams.

Designed to deliver dependable disconnection under load, the VH322N stands up to long-term service in challenging settings. The fused design adds a layer of protection, helping to prevent fault propagation and enabling you to isolate a circuit quickly and confidently when service or troubleshooting is required.

Key advantages

• Clear electrical isolation for safety during maintenance and service tasks.
• Lockout/tagout readiness supports standard safety procedures to protect personnel.
• Reliable disconnection under load ensures equipment can be isolated while circuits are energized, without unpredictable behavior.
• Durable construction designed for industrial and commercial use, delivering long-term reliability.
• Fused protection helps guard the circuit and simplifies fault handling, with fuse replacements restoring service.

Ideal use cases

• Power-distribution panels in manufacturing facilities and commercial buildings requiring dependable isolation.
• Motor circuits and processing equipment where safe servicing is essential.
• Emergency and routine maintenance where lockout/tagout is practiced.
• Any application that benefits from a dedicated, fuse-protected disconnect switch to minimize downtime during servicing.

Specifications

• Amperage rating: 60 A
• Voltage rating: 240 V
• Product type: Fused Disconnect Switch
• Brand: Square D
• Model: VH322N

Practical tips

To maximize reliability, ensure the fuse rating matches system requirements and inspect fuses during routine maintenance to prevent unexpected outages. Use the disconnect as part of a formal lockout/tagout procedure to keep personnel safe during service. When replacing fuses, follow standard safety practices and disconnect the upstream power before servicing.