Eaton Fuse Switch Disconnector, SP Pole, 32A Max Current

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RS Stock No.:
819-961
Mfr. Part No.:
30KXSC2F 30KXSC2F
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Number of Poles

SP

Maximum Current

32A

Enclosed/Not Enclosed

Enclosed

Electrical Phase

1

Range

Exel 2

Mechanical Fuse Size

SB3

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
GB

Eaton Fuse Switch Disconnector, 32A Maximum Current, SB3 Mechanical Fuse Size - 30KXSC2F 30KXSC2F


This fuse switch disconnector is designed for managing low-voltage electrical circuits, ensuring reliable connectivity and safe disconnection essential for operational integrity in various industrial environments.

Features & Benefits


• Enclosed design enhances safety and limits exposure to hazards
• Single-phase operation reduces the risk of overloading
• 32A maximum current rating caters to diverse power requirements
• IP40 rating protects against solid objects and dust
• Cylindrical construction fits standard fuse inserts
• Complies with CE and RoHS standards for environmental safety

Applications


• Compatible with low-voltage switchboards in industrial settings
• Utilised in automation systems requiring dependable disconnection
• Suitable for controlgear enclosures in commercial spaces
• Applied in electrical installations needing safety disconnects

What should I consider when installing this device?


Ensure proper alignment with the electrical system and verify voltage ratings for compatibility.

How can the disconnector be maintained for optimal performance?


Regular inspections for wear and clearing any debris can help maintain functionality.

Can it be used alongside other types of switchgear?


Yes, it is compatible with various configurations of low-voltage switchgear.

What steps should I follow for safe disconnection?


First, ensure that the electrical supply is turned off, then engage the fuse switch to safely disconnect the circuit.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Moeller

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