H465AWK - 400A Safety Switch

H465AWK - 400A Safety Switch

Replacing a safety switch in an existing electrical system isn't always as simple as matching the amperage. The number of poles, available installation space, electrical ratings, and connection requirements all matter. Get one of those wrong, and what should have been a straightforward replacement can become a much bigger job.

For maintenance teams trying to keep an established electrical system in service, the H465AWK offers a defined set of characteristics to evaluate. The focus is on matching the original form, fit, and function, rather than changing the electrical system unnecessarily. When properly matched to the installation and maintained according to manufacturer requirements, a safety switch is intended to provide lasting service in its designated application.

Key Features and Benefits

• 400 Amp Current Rating
• 4-Pole Switching Configuration
• Electrical Disconnect Function
• Defined Installation Dimensions
• Form, Fit, and Function Compatibility
• Existing Electrical System Replacement
• Legacy Equipment Applications
• Commercial and Industrial Suitability
• Straightforward Specification Matching
• Long-Term Equipment Maintenance

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H465AWK
  
• Product Category: Electrical Safety Switch
  
• Subcategory: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage: 400 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 4
  
• Supplied A.I.C. Rating & Voltage Rating: 600
  
• Height: 46.25 inches
  
• Width: 32.5 inches
  
• Depth: 10.13 inches
  
• Overall Dimensions (H × W × D): 46.25" × 32.5" × 10.13"
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Before installing the H465AWK safety switch, the electrical ratings and physical construction should be checked against the requirements of the existing system.

The available specifications don't identify the enclosure material, internal components, or other construction details. They also don't confirm a UL listing, CSA certification, or NEMA enclosure rating. Those details need to be established through manufacturer documentation or the markings on the equipment itself.

Where It Works Best

• Commercial Electrical Facilities
• Industrial Electrical Systems
• Facility Maintenance Projects
• Manufacturing and Production Areas
• Existing Power Distribution Installations
• Legacy Electrical Equipment
• Four-Pole Disconnect Applications
• Electrical Equipment Replacement Projects