Parameter | Specification |
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Product Type | Rotary Load Break Switch / Isolator with Extension Shaft |
Manufacturer | SWAN ELECTRIC |
Mounting | Base (DIN Rail) Mount with Door/Panel Mount Handle |
Poles | 3-Pole or 4-Pole |
Rated Current (Amperage) | 25A, 32A, 40A, 63A, 80A, 100A |
Rated Voltage (AC) | 240V / 440V |
Rated Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
Extension Shaft Length | 300 mm |
Handle | Lockable, Red/Yellow |
Ingress Protection (Handle) | IP66 |
Standard Compliance | SANS IEC60947-2 |
Operating Temperature | -25°C to +40°C |
Industrial Control Panels: Provides a safe and accessible main disconnect on the panel door while keeping the switch mechanism neatly on the DIN rail inside.
Motor Control Centers (MCCs): Ideal for isolating individual motor starters and drives for maintenance, troubleshooting, or emergency stops.
HVAC Systems: Used for disconnecting power to large air handling units, chillers, and associated control panels.
Machine Safety Systems: An integral component in machine control systems, allowing operators to quickly and safely de-energize equipment.
Power Distribution Units (PDUs): Suitable for use as a main or sub-main isolator in commercial and industrial power distribution systems.
Any application requiring a remote, lockable handle for a DIN rail mounted switch.
Installation Clearance: Ensure there is adequate depth in the electrical enclosure to accommodate the length of the extension shaft (300mm) and the switch body.
Shaft Alignment: During installation, take care to properly align the extension shaft between the switch body and the handle to ensure smooth and reliable operation.
Secure All Components: Firmly secure the switch body to the DIN rail and the handle assembly to the panel door using the appropriate hardware to prevent movement and ensure safety.
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO): Always utilize the lockable feature of the handle with a padlock and tag during any maintenance or service work to comply with safety regulations and prevent accidental energization.
Professional Installation: Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician to ensure it meets all safety standards and electrical codes.
Verify Ratings: Double-check that the voltage and current ratings of the switch are appropriate for the specific circuit and load it is intended to protect and control.