160A Pole fuse switch disconnector
Key attributes
| Brand | Wone Store |
| Model NO. | 160A Pole fuse switch disconnector |
| Rated normal current | 160A |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Series | SZ |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Product Introduction
These pole fuse switches include separate terminal covers for in-coming and out-going conductors, thus making installation safer. Connectors included 2 x KG45, poles 1.The 160A Pole Fuse Switch Disconnector is a multi-functional low-voltage (LV) electrical component integrating switching, isolation, and fuse protection. With a rated current of 160A, it’s designed for pole-mounted installation in LV power distribution systems—common in industrial workshops, commercial buildings, and small-scale infrastructure grids. Its core role is to safely isolate circuits during maintenance, control load current on the pole, and rely on built-in fuses to interrupt overloads or short-circuit currents, protecting downstream equipment (e.g., motors, distribution panels) and ensuring grid stability.
Features
160A Rated Current for Targeted Loads：Optimized for 160A current capacity, it matches mid-range LV load scenarios (e.g., commercial HVAC systems, industrial auxiliary equipment) without overcapacity waste or underperformance risks, ensuring stable long-term operation.
Pole-Mounted Design for Space & Installation Efficiency：Tailored for pole-mounted setups, it saves cabinet space in switchgear and simplifies integration into overhead/vertical pole distribution networks. The compact structure also reduces on-site installation time and layout complexity.
Reliable Fuse-Based Fault Interruption：Relies on high-quality fuses (e.g., gG/gL type) to respond quickly to faults: when current exceeds the fuse rating, the fuse element melts to interrupt the circuit, avoiding prolonged abnormal current that damages equipment—no need for complex electronic trip units.
Safe Isolation Performance：Meets electrical safety standards for isolation (e.g., IEC 60947-3), with a clear "open" position indicator and mechanical interlocks (optional) to prevent accidental reconnection during maintenance. This ensures technicians can work on circuits safely.
Durable Construction for Harsh Environments：Housings and internal components use corrosion-resistant, arc-resistant materials (e.g., reinforced thermoplastics, copper alloys), enabling reliable operation in dusty, humid, or mild-vibration environments (common in industrial/commercial sites).
Main Parameters
Certificates |
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Standards |
IEC 60947-3 |
Dimensions |
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Weight |
1.81 kg |
Conductor size Al |
16 ... 120 mm² |
Conductor size Cu |
16 ... 120 mm² |
Electrical values |
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Fuse |
160 A |
Nominal insulation voltage |
1000 V |
Nominal voltage (Un) |
≥ 0.24 kV |
Rated values |
160 A, 240 V |
Features |
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Connectors included |
2 x KG45.5 |
Fuse contact |
Not included |
Number of poles |
1 |
Utilization category |
AC22B |
Ratings |
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Degree of protection |
IP23 |
Short-circuit characteristics |
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Rated conditional short-circuit current |
50 kA |
ETIM |
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ETIM Class |
EC001040 |
Max. rated operation voltage Ue AC |
415 V |
Rated permanent current Iu |
160 A |
Conditioned rated short-circuit current Iq |
50 kA |
Suitable for fuses |
NH00 |
Number of poles |
1 |
Type of electrical connection of main circuit |
Cable clamp |
Cable entry |
Side |
Equipped with connectors |
Yes |
Type of control element |
Long turning handle |
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