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General duty safety switches

General duty safety switches are used in residential and commercial applications. They are suitable for light duty motor circuits and service entrance applications. Fusible cartridge and non-fusible switches are available.

Voltage Class
240 Vac
Current Ratings
30 A – 600 A
Features
Fusible and Non-Fusible, LOTO capability, Horsepower Rated
Origin
Made in America

Core features

  • Available in 30 A–600 A, fusible and non-fusible ratings
  • Maintains lock out tag out (LOTO) capability
  • Horsepower rated
  • Visible ON/OFF indication
  • Suitable for service entrance applications unless otherwise noted
  • Ample wire bending space provides for easier installation
  • Available in NEMA type 1—general purpose indoor use and type 3R—rainproof and sleet-resistant
  • Standard NEC 230.62 (C) and UL 98 compliant line side barrier
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Standard line side barrier

NEC 230.62(C) and UL 98 compliant barriers come standard on all 30 A – 600 A general duty safety switches.

Engineered to accomodate your safety requirements

Eaton general duty safety switches are engineered to accommodate your safety requirements. Custom safety enhancements are available through our Flex Center for your application needs.

    Customization available through our Flex Center

    Our Switching Devices Flex Center can design and modify safety switches, enclosed circuit breakers and rotary disconnects beyond standard offerings. Solutions can be custom designed for harsh environments, enhanced safety and convenience, and to meet the needs of specific applications.
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