H363DSWC - 100A Safety Switch

H363DSWC - 100A Safety Switch

When your electrical system has been operating for years, replacing a safety switch isn't always about changing how the system works. Often, it's about finding the right equipment to maintain the original installation. That's where the H363DSWC Safety Switch comes into consideration. With a 100-amp current rating, three-pole configuration, and provisionally listed 600V rating, this electrical disconnect is a potential replacement option for compatible commercial and industrial electrical systems.

The H363DSWC 100 Amp Safety Switch provides a three-pole disconnect configuration for electrical applications that require three-pole switching. Its 100-amp rating gives electricians and maintenance professionals a useful reference when comparing the model with an existing installation. The supplied specifications also list 600 under the combined field "A.I.C. Rating & Volts." We provisionally interpret this as a 600V voltage rating, but you must verify the actual voltage and applicable short-circuit ratings before installation.

Key Features and Benefits

• 100-Amp Current Rating
• 3-Pole Configuration
• Provisionally Listed 600-Volt Rating
• Electrical Disconnect Function
• Form, Fit, and Functional Replacement
• Existing Electrical System Compatibility
• Legacy Electrical Equipment Applications
• Established Equipment Layouts

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H363DSWC
  
• Product Category: Safety Switch
  
• Sub-Category: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage Rating: 100 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Listed Voltage: 600V*
  
• Height: 20.82 inches
  
• Width: 9.36 inches
  
• Depth: 6.97 inches
  
• Dimensions: 20.82"H × 9.36"W × 6.97"D
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

For the H363DSWC Safety Switch, the supplied specifications do not identify the enclosure material, internal component materials, UL listing details, CSA certification, or NEMA enclosure classification. Confirm these characteristics through manufacturer documentation or equipment markings before selecting the switch for a particular application.

Where It Works Best

• Legacy Electrical Installations
• Existing Electrical Distribution Systems
• Commercial Building Maintenance
• Industrial Electrical Installations
• Safety Switch Replacement Projects
• Three-Pole Disconnect Applications
• 100-Amp Electrical Systems
• Established Equipment Layouts
• Electrical Equipment Maintenance
• Form, Fit, and Function Matching