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GE 60 A 240 V AC Non-Fusible Disconnect Switch DPST NEMA 3R
Non-fusible DPST disconnect rated 60 A at 240 V AC, NEMA 3R enclosure with pull-out design, cUL and UL listed
- TypeIndustrial Electrical Controls & Automation
- 60 A rating handles heavy-duty AC loads
- 10 hp at 240 V AC powers demanding motors
- NEMA 3R enclosure protects against rain and sleet
- Non-fusible pull-out design simplifies maintenance
- cUL and UL listed for code compliance
60 A 240 V AC Non-Fusible Disconnect
This 60-ampere non-fusible disconnect switch uses a DPST contact form for single-phase 240 V AC circuits. It carries a 10 hp rating at 240 V and a NEMA 3R enclosure for outdoor or damp locations. The pull-out design provides visible isolation for air-conditioning or motor loads.
Check Voltage Phase And Enclosure Rating
Verify that the supply is single-phase 240 V AC and that a NEMA 3R rating satisfies the installation environment. Confirm the circuit requires a two-pole two-wire disconnect with a 60 A current rating. Ensure local code accepts a non-fusible switch without integral overcurrent protection.
Pull-Out Mechanism And cUL UL Listings
The pull-out handle gives a clear visual break and simplifies lockout-tagout procedures. cUL and UL listings confirm compliance with North American safety standards for industrial control equipment. The plastic housing resists corrosion in the NEMA 3R enclosure.
Highlights
- 60 A rating handles heavy-duty AC loads
- 10 hp at 240 V AC powers demanding motors
- NEMA 3R enclosure protects against rain and sleet
- Non-fusible pull-out design simplifies maintenance
- cUL and UL listed for code compliance
Specifications
| Brand | MIDWEST |
|---|---|
| Type | Industrial Electrical Controls & Automation |
Questions about this item
Does the GE 60 A disconnect switch include mounting hardware or pull-out handle, or must they be purchased separately?
The switch ships as a complete unit with its pull-out handle and plastic NEMA 3R enclosure; mounting screws are not supplied and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose the 60 A 10 hp version or a lower-amp model for a 240 V single-phase air-conditioning circuit?
Select the 60 A 10 hp rating when the compressor nameplate shows full-load amps up to 60 A; a lower-amp model would not carry the required load.
What does the 60 A rating mean when the switch is installed in a real 240 V AC condenser circuit?
It indicates the switch can continuously carry 60 A and safely interrupt a 10 hp single-phase motor load at 240 V AC without a fuse.
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