UFS200 - 3-Pole, Fuse Switch

Introducing the UFS200—a 3-Pole Fuse Switch designed to deliver reliable on/off isolation and precise overcurrent protection in demanding industrial and commercial environments. This compact, maintainable disconnect is built to keep critical equipment safe and running smoothly, even in challenging conditions.

• Three-pole design ensures all supply lines disconnect simultaneously, reducing arc exposure and simplifying safe maintenance procedures.
• Fuse-protected isolation combines switching and overcurrent protection in a single, compact unit, guarding motors, drives, and feeders from overloads.
• Compact, maintainable construction fits tight panel spaces and streamlines fuse replacement and routine inspections, minimizing downtime.
• Versatile applications ideal for motor disconnects, panelboards, and branch circuit protection where a compact fusible switch is required.
• Rugged for industrial environments engineered to withstand vibration, dust, and temperature variations, delivering dependable performance under demanding conditions.

Use cases and ideal deployments

• Motor disconnects in conveyors, pumps, fans, and manufacturing lines where a reliable, fuse-protected switch is essential.
• Panelboards needing a dedicated, safe isolation point that’s easy to access for maintenance and testing.
• Branch circuits requiring compact protection directly at the source, freeing up space for other control components.

Why the UFS200 stands out

Unlike bulky alternatives, the UFS200 delivers dependable, three-pole isolation with integrated overcurrent protection in a compact footprint. Its maintainable design simplifies service tasks and fuse replacements, helping facilities technicians reduce downtime and extend equipment life. For engineering teams looking to streamline control panel layouts without sacrificing safety or protection, the UFS200 provides a thoughtful balance of performance and practicality.

Specs at a glance

• Model: UFS200
• Poles: 3-Pole

Practical tips for optimal use

• Verify that the fuse rating is appropriate for the motor or branch circuit you’re protecting and align with your system’s electrical design.
• Follow standard lockout/tagout procedures during maintenance to ensure personnel safety.
• Plan installation to keep the switch accessible for quick isolation and fuse replacement, minimizing downtime during service events.