H325 - 400A Safety Switch

H325 - 400A Safety Switch

Replacing a safety switch should be straightforward. But anyone who's spent time working in an electrical room knows that matching a few numbers on a nameplate doesn't always tell the whole story.

The H325 400 Amp 3-Pole 240V Safety Switch is designed for electrical disconnect applications requiring a 400 Amp current rating, three poles, and a 240-volt rating. Whether you're replacing an existing switch or evaluating equipment for a commercial or industrial electrical system, the H325 gives you a specific set of ratings to compare against your installation requirements.

Key Features and Benefits

• 400 Amp Current Rating
• Three-Pole Switching Configuration
• 240V Voltage Rating
• H325 Model Identification
• High-Amperage Disconnect Applications
• Existing Safety Switch Replacement
• Commercial Electrical Applications
• Industrial Facility Maintenance
• Electrical System Compatibility Planning

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H325
  
• Product Category: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage: 400 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Voltage Rating: 240V
  
• Height: 50.25 inches
  
• Width: 27.88 inches
  
• Depth: 10.13 inches
  
• Overall Dimensions: 50.25" H × 27.88" W × 10.13" D
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

It's tempting to focus on amperage and voltage when comparing safety switches. Those are important, of course, but they aren't the only specifications that determine whether a switch belongs in a particular installation.

If the switch is going into a demanding environment, check the enclosure markings and manufacturer documentation before making any assumptions.

The supplied specifications don't confirm UL listing or CSA certification information. If your project requires particular approvals, verify them through the manufacturer's documentation and markings on the specific unit.

Where It Works Best

• Existing H325 Safety Switch Replacements
• Commercial Building Electrical Systems
• Industrial Electrical Installations
• Compatible 240V Electrical Systems
• Three-Pole Disconnect Applications
• Facility Electrical Maintenance
• High-Amperage Equipment Isolation
• Electrical Room Replacement Projects
• Planned Electrical System Maintenance
• Existing Equipment Service Work