H60XFA - 60A Safety Switch

H60XFA - 60A Safety Switch

Finding the right replacement safety switch isn't always as simple as matching the amperage. The number of poles matters. So do the dimensions, electrical ratings, and compatibility with the equipment already installed. When you're maintaining an established electrical system, getting those details right can save time and help avoid unnecessary modifications.

The H60XFA 60 Amp 3-Pole Safety Switch is a practical option to evaluate for electrical installations that require a 60-amp, three-pole switching configuration. Whether you're replacing a 60-amp existing disconnect, maintaining equipment in a commercial facility, or working with a legacy electrical system, the H60XFA provides specific electrical and dimensional information to help determine whether it's the right fit.

Key Features and Benefits

• 60 Amp Current Rating
• 3-Pole Switching Configuration
• Defined Installation Dimensions
• Electrical Disconnect Function
• Existing Equipment Compatibility
• Form, Fit, and Function Matching
• Legacy Electrical System Applications
  

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: H60XFA
  
• Product Category: Electrical Safety Switch
  
• Subcategory: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage: 60 Amps
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Supplied A.I.C. Rating & Voltage: 600
  
• Height: 15.93 inches
  
• Width: 9.87 inches
  
• Depth: 6.96 inches
  
• Overall Dimensions (H × W × D): 15.93" × 9.87" × 6.96"
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

A safety switch needs to meet the electrical and environmental requirements of its installation. Matching the amperage and pole count is important, but confirming the remaining specifications is just as essential.

For the H60XFA safety switch, the supplied information does not identify the enclosure material, internal contact materials, or other construction details. It also does not establish a UL listing, CSA certification, or NEMA enclosure classification. These specifications should be confirmed through the manufacturer's documentation and the markings on the actual equipment.

The listed value of 600 requires particular attention. Because it appears in a combined A.I.C. Rating & Volts field, it should not automatically be interpreted as either a confirmed 600-volt rating or a verified short-circuit current rating. The applicable voltage and short-circuit ratings must be established independently before the switch is selected for a particular circuit.

Where It Works Best

• Existing Commercial Electrical Systems
• Industrial Electrical Installations
• Facility Maintenance Projects
• Manufacturing Equipment Applications
• Three-Pole Disconnect Requirements
• Electrical Equipment Replacement
• Legacy Electrical Systems
• Established Electrical Distribution Installations