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Air Conditioner Disconnect Switches
Fusible Disconnect Switches
These fusible air conditioner disconnect switches have fuses that blow if the connection experiences an electrical overload or short. They shut off power immediately if there is an electrical malfunction to protect high-current industrial equipment. Fuses are sold separately.
For Indoor/Outdoor Use
Single Phase / 30 A
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Single Phase / 60 A
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Three Phase / 30 A
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Non-Fusible Disconnect Switches
These non-fusible disconnect switches don't have fuses to protect against electrical overloads or shorts. Non-fusible disconnect switches are suitable for applications where downstream equipment has its own overcurrent protection.
For Indoor/Outdoor Use
Single Phase / 60 A
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Non-Fusible Disconnect Switches with GFCI Receptacles
These non-fusible air conditioner disconnect switches with ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) don't have fuses to protect against electrical overloads or shorts. They are suitable for applications where downstream equipment has its own overcurrent protection. GFCI switches stop the flow of power in the event of a ground fault to prevent electrical shocks and protect equipment from damage. They must be manually reset with a button on their front side.
For Indoor/Outdoor
Single Phase / 60 A
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