H226DS - 600A Safety Switch

H226DS - 600A Safety Switch

Finding the right replacement safety switch isn't always as simple as matching a part number. Consider the amperage, the number of poles, the available installation space, and the electrical requirements of the equipment already in place. Miss one detail, and a seemingly straightforward replacement can become a much bigger job.

The H226DS 600 Amp 2-Pole Safety Switch is a model worth checking when you're maintaining an existing commercial or industrial electrical system. With a 600-amp current rating and a two-pole configuration, it's a good starting point for identifying a suitable electrical disconnect. For electricians and facility maintenance teams, the priority is finding equipment that matches the original installation—not making changes that the system doesn't need.

The H226DS falls under the safety switch category and is intended to serve as an electrical disconnect in a compatible installation. Its exact fusible or non-fusible configuration hasn't been confirmed, so don't assume it provides overcurrent protection. That information needs to come from the equipment nameplate or manufacturer documentation.

Key Features and Benefits

• 600 Amp Current Rating:
• Two-Pole Configuration:
• Electrical Disconnect Function:
• Identifiable H226DS Part Number:
• Existing System Compatibility:
• Form, Fit, and Functional Replacement:

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H226DS
  
• Product Type: Safety Switch
  
• Sub-Category: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage: 600 Amps
  
• Poles: 2
  
• A.I.C. Rating & Volts (Supplied Field): 240 — rating designation requires verification
  
• Height: 46.25 inches*
  
• Width: 26.25 inches*
  
• Depth: 10.13 inches*
  
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 46.25 × 26.25 × 10.13 inches*
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

The information currently available for the H226DS doesn't confirm its construction materials, UL listing, CSA certification, or NEMA enclosure classification.

Where It Works Best

• Existing Commercial Electrical Systems:
• Industrial Electrical Installations:
• Legacy Electrical Equipment Maintenance:
• Facility Maintenance Projects:
• Electrical Disconnect Replacement:
• Established Equipment Rooms:
• Existing Safety Switch Locations:
• Industrial Equipment Isolation Applications: