ADS36200HB - 200 Amp Panel Switch

ADS36200HB - 200 Amp Panel Switch

The GE ADS36200HB is built for facilities that can’t compromise on power reliability. Designed to fit seamlessly into GE’s Spectra™ Series panelboards, this 3-pole, 3-phase switch delivers 200 amps at 600 volts, making it a strong choice for heavy-duty electrical systems. Its plug-in mounting design cuts down on installation time and makes future servicing much easier. The single-unit fusible setup supports Class RK1 and RK5 fuses, with options for Class H, R, and K as well, giving you flexibility for a range of protection needs. With a 200 kA short-circuit rating at 480V, it’s made to keep power flowing safely even when the system is under stress.

Key Features and Benefits

• Multiple Fuse Options: Works with Class RK1 and RK5 fuses, plus Class H, R, and K, for versatile protection.
• Fast, Hassle-Free Setup: Plug-in style helps electricians get systems up and running quickly.
• Strong ADS Frame: Durable construction designed to handle demanding commercial and industrial use.
• Indoor Ready: NEMA 1 rating makes it a great fit for standard indoor environments.
• Safety You Can Count On: 200 kA short-circuit rating helps safeguard your electrical system during faults.

Technical Specifications

• Amperage: 200 Amps
• Voltage Rating: 600 VAC
• Short-Circuit Rating: 200 kA @ 480V
• Poles: 3
• Phase: 3-Phase
• Frame Type: ADS
• Mounting Style: Plug-In, Panel Mount
• Fuse Compatibility: Class RK1, RK5, H, R, K
• Dimensions: 26.00"L x 9.50"H x 8.50"D
• Enclosure Rating: NEMA 1 (indoor use)

Material Compliance and Certifications

• GE Manufacturing Standards: Every ADS36200HB is built to meet GE’s strict manufacturing standards, using quality materials that support long-term durability and electrical safety compliance.

Where It Works Best

• Perfect for commercial buildings, factories, and institutional facilities, this switch is designed for applications where uptime is critical. Maintenance crews appreciate its plug-in design, which allows quick swaps and minimal disruption when servicing is needed.