H227 - 800A Safety Switch

H227 - 800A Safety Switch

When an electrical system has been in service for years, replacing a safety switch isn't always as simple as finding another one with the same amperage. The pole configuration has to be right. The dimensions matter. And, just as importantly, the electrical ratings need to match the installation.

The H227 800 Amp 2-Pole Safety Switch is an option to consider when you're maintaining an existing electrical system that calls for an 800-amp disconnect with a two-pole configuration. Whether you're an electrical contractor handling a replacement project or part of a facility maintenance team keeping equipment in service, the H227 gives you a specific set of specifications to compare against the original switch.

Key Features and Benefits

• 800 Amp Current Rating:
• 2-Pole Switching Configuration:
• Electrical Disconnect Function:
• Form, Fit, and Function Replacement:
• Existing Equipment Compatibility:
• Legacy Electrical System Maintenance:
• Built for Long-Term Use:
• Straightforward Specification Matching:

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H227
  
• Product Category: Electrical Safety Switch
  
• Sub-Category: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage Rating: 800 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 2
  
• Supplied A.I.C. Rating & Volts Field: 240
  
• Height: 69.13 inches*
  
• Width: 36.62 inches*
  
• Depth: 17.75 inches*
  
• Overall Dimensions (H × W × D): 69.13 × 36.62 × 17.75 inches*
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Matching the amperage and pole count is a starting point, but a safety switch also needs to be suitable for the electrical system and the environment where it's installed.

For the H227 800 Amp Safety Switch, the available product information does not establish specific construction materials, UL listing status, CSA certification, or NEMA enclosure classification. These details should be verified through the equipment nameplate or manufacturer documentation rather than assumed.

Where It Works Best

• Existing Industrial Electrical Systems:
• Commercial Electrical Distribution:
• Legacy Electrical Infrastructure:
• Industrial Equipment Disconnect Applications:
• Facility Electrical Maintenance:
• Safety Switch Replacement Projects:
• Established Electrical Installations: