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Eaton Switch Disconnector, 1 Pole, 63A Max Current

Eaton Switch Disconnector, 2 Pole, 63A Max Current

Eaton Fuse Switch Disconnector, 2 Pole, 63A Max Current, 63A Fuse Current

Eaton Switch Body, 3 Pole, 25A Max Current, 25A Fuse Current

Eaton Switch Disconnector, 2 Pole, 20A Max Current, 20A Fuse Current

Eaton Switch Disconnector, 1 Pole, 50A Max Current

Eaton Fuse Switch Disconnector, 3 + N Pole, 20A Max Current, 20A Fuse Current


Fused switches disconnectors/switch fused isolators are devices used to ensure that a circuit is completely powered down in order for it to be serviced or maintained. They isolate a given part of the circuit by cutting off its electrical supply, making it safe for service or maintenance. You can find out more in our complete [guide to isolators and switch disconnectors](https://uk.rs-online.com/web/generalDisplay.html?id=ideas-and-advice/isolators-switch-disconnectors-guide).

Fused switches contain multiple fuses inside the same enclosure so that it is easy to select and isolate a particular part of the circuit. For example, an isolator switch can be used in a substation to physically disconnect any circuit when repairs are being carried out.

### **What are fused switch disconnectors used for?**

Fused switches protect workers performing maintenance on part of an electrical circuit as well as preventing damage to the circuit itself. The advantage of using a fused switch over a non-fused switch is that it can provide a higher level of safety compared with unfused disconnectors, as the fuse blows in the event of breaches such as short circuits or over currents. This makes it certain that that part of the circuit cannot have current flowing through it while being worked on.

### **Types of fused switch disconnectors**

Fused switches mainly differ depending on the type of fuses they house, the number of poles they have, and the terminal type.

### **Advantages of Fuse Switch Disconnectors**
- High safety and reliability.
- Top performance.
- Easy installation and commissioning
- Suitable for diverse application
- A high degree of protection
- Suitable for diverse applications

###  **Applications for Fuse Switch Disconnectors**
- Construction
- Pharmaceuticals
- Agriculture
- Healthcare
- Education
- Data Centres
- Airports
- Manufacturing


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