QMQB2036B w/ Mounting Kit - 200Amp Panelboard Switch

QMQB2036B w/ Mounting Kit - 200Amp Panelboard Switch

The Federal Pacific QMQB2036B panelboard switch is built for real-world commercial and industrial electrical systems where reliability is non-negotiable. This 200 amp, 600 volt AC fusible switch installs directly into compatible panelboards using a bolt-in design that keeps everything solid and secure. It’s commonly used when upgrading or replacing existing panelboard switches and includes a mounting kit to make installation quicker and more straightforward on the job.

Designed to work with Class RK1 and RK5 fuses, the QMQB2036B gives electricians flexibility when configuring overcurrent protection. Its three-pole layout supports standard three-phase applications, while the compact footprint helps conserve valuable panel space. Whether it’s part of a new build or a system refresh, this switch delivers consistent performance without unnecessary complexity.

Key Features and Benefits

• 200 amp rating at 600V AC: for higher-load commercial and industrial applications
• Supports Class RK1 and RK5 fuses: allowing adaptable protection strategies
• Bolt-in style panelboard switch: for a stable, dependable installation
• Mounting kit included: helping reduce install time and effort
• Compact design: that fits cleanly within compatible panelboard layouts

Technical Specifications

• Voltage Rating: 600V AC
• Current Rating: 200 Amps
• Poles: 3
• Fuse Compatibility: RK1, RK5
• Dimensions: 22.00" W x 9.50" H x 6.50" D

Material Compliance and Certifications

• UL 98 listed: for safety and performance compliance
• NEMA 1 enclosure rating: for indoor electrical environments
• Manufactured using quality materials: intended for long-term service

Where It Works Best

• This panelboard switch is a solid fit for commercial buildings, industrial facilities, and other electrical systems that require dependable 200 amp circuit control. It’s especially useful in applications where maintaining compatibility with existing panelboard equipment is important, while still meeting current safety and performance expectations.