H225NAWK - 400A Safety Switch

H225NAWK - 400A Safety Switch

When you're replacing an electrical safety switch in an existing installation, finding the right part is about more than matching the amperage. The disconnect needs to work with the electrical system already in place, fit the available space, and meet the application's operating requirements. That's why identifying the correct part number is so important.

A properly selected safety switch is an important part of an electrical system built for long-term use. It provides a means of disconnecting electrical equipment when servicing, inspection, or maintenance is required. However, the H225NAWK should not be confused with a circuit breaker: a safety switch does not necessarily provide automatic overcurrent protection. Whether this particular model is fusible or non-fusible must be confirmed from its nameplate or manufacturer documentation.

Key Features and Benefits

• 400 Amp Current Rating:
• Two-Pole Safety Switch Configuration:
• Electrical Disconnect Function:
• H225NAWK Part Number Identification:
• Existing Equipment Replacement Applications:
• Form, Fit, and Functional Compatibility:
• Equipment Isolation for Servicing:
• Established Electrical Installation Support:

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H225NAWK
  
• Product Category: Electrical Disconnect
  
• Subcategory: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage Rating: 400 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 2
  
• Height: 46.25 inches*
  
• Width: 26.25 inches*
  
• Depth: 10.13 inches*
  
• Overall Dimensions: 46.25 × 26.25 × 10.13 inches*
  
• A.I.C. Rating & Volts (Supplied Field): 240 — exact rating designation requires verification
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Electrical safety depends on selecting equipment that meets the requirements of the installation. For the H225NAWK, the supplied information establishes the part number, current rating, pole count, and listed dimensions, but does not confirm its construction materials, enclosure classification, or certification status.

Where It Works Best

• Existing Commercial Electrical Systems:
• Industrial Electrical Distribution Installations:
• Safety Switch Replacement Projects:
• Facility Electrical Maintenance:
• Equipment Disconnect Applications:
• Established Electrical Rooms:
• Existing Safety Switch Mounting Locations:
• Form, Fit, and Function Replacement Projects:
• Planned Electrical Equipment Servicing: