Safety Switch: NEMA 1, 800 Amp, 600VAC/VDC MPN:HU367

Introducing our Safety Switch: NEMA 1, 800 Amp, 600VAC/VDC from Square D, designed for industrial, commercial, and residential settings where safety and power management is of utmost importance. With a capacity of 800 amps and 3 poles, this switch offers unparalleled reliability in handling high-power loads. Its compact design makes it ideal for limited space applications while its RoHS compliance ensures it's environmentally friendly. The Safety Switch provides fault protection, preventing potential electrical hazards, and helps maintain a stable voltage across connected equipment. Applications include power distribution systems, electrical panels, and circuit breaker boxes in settings such as factories, warehouses, offices, and residential buildings. Invest in the Square D Safety Switch for comprehensive safety and performance you can rely on.

Top product features:

• 800 Amp capacity: The device has an impressive amperage capacity of 800 Amps to support heavy loads in power distribution systems, electrical panels, or circuit breaker boxes.
• 3 poles: The safety switch offers three poles to ensure stable voltage and provide comprehensive fault protection across connected equipment, making it ideal for high-power applications.
• RoHS Compliant: The Square D Safety Switch is environmentally friendly and adheres to strict regulatory standards that restrict the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.

Top product applications:

• Power distribution systems: The Square D Safety Switch can be used to distribute power safely and efficiently in settings like factories, warehouses, or office buildings by managing heavy loads without overloading.
• Electrical panels: It provides fault protection and maintains stable voltage across connected equipment in electrical panels, preventing electrical hazards while ensuring smooth operation of appliances, machines, or systems.
• Circuit breaker boxes: The 800 Amp capacity makes it suitable for use in circuit breaker boxes in residential buildings to control the flow of electricity and protect against electrical overload, fires or short circuits.