Do you need to isolate part of a circuit for servicing? Securely shut off power off with this 2-pole isolator from Eaton, also known as a switch disconnector. Rotating the red handle disconnects the energy supply to a specific section of circuitry, so it can be safely worked on. You can use this device as a main switch, manual override or emergency stop, for circuit breakers, transmission lines and transformers. It's a versatile piece of kit that's regularly used in industrial automation and control settings.

• IP65-rated enclosure keeps out dust and low-pressure sprays of water
• Operating temperature range between -25°C and +50°C suits challenging conditions
• Panel mounted for secure positioning right where you need it
• Protrudes only 35mm from the surface, helping to avoid unnecessary bulk

Yes. To ensure you stay safe while carrying out maintenance, you can keep it securely in the off position by inserting up to three padlocks through the holes in the yellow locking ring.

Simply unlock the padlocks and turn the dial back to the on position. There's no need to fiddle around replacing a fuse, as the device doesn't have one.

Eaton formerly known as Moeller