Built tough for reliable performance for power isolation in the most grueling conditions, featuring VisiPacT switches Heavy Duty Safety Switches and VisiPacT isolate power in daily activities and emergencies, with key application as a lockout line of sight disconnect. Tested to 3X the NEMA requirement for commercial and industrial settings, from 30-1200A.

For residential and light commercial applications. Designed for residential and commercial applications where durability and economy are prime considerations. An excellent choice for disconnecting lighting, air conditioning and appliances. When equipped with fuses, over-current and short circuit protection is provided. Please see the offer safety notice in the Overview section.

Listed UL 508 switch suitable for use as a motor disconnect. The MD enclosed motor disconnect switch is a listed UL508 switch suitable for use as a motor disconnect. This switch serves as a local on/off switch for a motor when the motor branch circuit protection is provided in a central enclosure.

Designed to be tough, reliable and provide exceptional performance in the most grueling conditions. Provide optional standby power connections in accordance with Article 702 of the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 and the CEC. They also have the capability of switching two loads between one power sources. Plays 3 crucial roles in today’s commercial and industrial settings: 1) isolate power in daily activities 2) provide an effective way to interrupt power in an emergency and 3) provide lockout in sight disconnect.

Provides electrical connection to heavy-duty portable equipment. The interlock ensure equipment connections cannot be made or broken when the switch is in the "ON" position. The interlock receptacle switches offer is built upon the robust Heavy Duty Safety Switch platform that has led the industry for over 100 years. These switches are fitted with Appleton Powertite ™, Crouse-Hinds Style 2 Arktite ™ or Hubbellock ™ receptacles. The switches support three-phase four-wire applications. The fourth wire is connected to the switch equipment grounding terminal and is not a solid neutral termination.