HU363AWC - 100A Safety Switch

HU363AWC - 100A Safety Switch

Replacing a safety switch in an existing electrical system isn't always as simple as matching the amperage. You also need the right voltage, pole configuration, and physical dimensions. And when you're working around existing conduit and mounting locations, even a small difference in size can matter.

The HU363AWC Safety Switch is a 100-amp, 600-volt, three-pole safety switch for compatible electrical distribution applications. For electricians, contractors, and facility maintenance teams, it's a part worth looking at when an existing installation needs attention, and the goal is to keep the original electrical setup in service.

Many electrical systems remain in service for years, and the equipment used in them is built to last. When one component needs replacing, maintaining the existing arrangement is often the priority. That means finding a suitable part without making unnecessary changes to equipment that's already doing its job.

Key Features and Benefits

• 100-Amp Current Rating
• 600-Volt Rating
• Three-Pole Configuration
• Electrical Disconnect Function
• Defined Exterior Dimensions
• Existing Equipment Replacement
• Legacy System Maintenance
• Commercial Electrical Applications
• Industrial Equipment Maintenance
• Specification-Based Compatibility

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: HU363AWC
  
• Product Category: Electrical Distribution Equipment
  
• Subcategory: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage Rating: 100 Amps
  
• Voltage Rating: 600 Volts
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Height: 20.5 inches
  
• Width: 9.0 inches
  
• Depth: 7.0 inches
  
• Overall Dimensions (H × W × D): 20.5 × 9.0 × 7.0 inches
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

Before replacing a safety switch, it's worth checking the details that don't always appear in a basic product listing.

The available specifications for the HU363AWC Safety Switch don't identify its enclosure material, NEMA rating, fusible or non-fusible configuration, or specific certifications. These aren't details to guess about, particularly when the switch is going into an established electrical system.

Where It Works Best

• Commercial Electrical Distribution
• Industrial Equipment Maintenance
• Existing Safety Switch Replacement
• Legacy Electrical Systems
• Facility Electrical Repairs
• Compatible Three-Phase Applications
• 100-Amp Disconnect Applications
• Established Electrical Installations
• Routine Electrical Maintenance