HU363DSWC - 100A Safety Switch

HU363DSWC - 100A Safety Switch

When a safety switch needs replacing, the little details can make a big difference. You might have the right amperage and voltage, but will the replacement fit the available space? Does it have the correct pole configuration? And just as importantly, will it work with the existing electrical system?

The HU363DSWC Safety Switch is a 100-amp, 600-volt, three-pole safety switch designed for consideration in compatible electrical distribution applications. Whether you're an electrician working on a commercial installation or a maintenance technician keeping industrial equipment in service, its electrical ratings give you a practical starting point for finding the right replacement.

With a three-pole configuration, the HU363DSWC can be evaluated for systems that require three conductors to be switched, including certain three-phase electrical applications. Its 100-amp current rating and 600-volt rating are important specifications to compare against the existing equipment. But electrical compatibility is only part of the picture.

Key Features and Benefits

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

Technical Specifications

• Part Number: HU363DSWC
  
• Product Category: Electrical Distribution Equipment
  
• Subcategory: Safety Switch
  
• Amperage Rating: 100 Amps
  
• Voltage Rating: 600 Volts
  
• Number of Poles: 3
  
• Height: 20.82 inches
  
• Width: 9.36 inches
  
• Depth: 6.97 inches
  
• Overall Dimensions (H × W × D): 20.82 × 9.36 × 6.97 inches
  

Material Compliance and Certifications

For the HU363DSWC Safety Switch, the available specifications do not identify the enclosure material, NEMA classification, or specific product certifications. These details should be confirmed through the manufacturer's documentation or the equipment nameplate before installation.

Where It Works Best

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