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3SAFETYSWITCHESGeneral Duty Enclosed SwitchesPlug Fuse and 60A Special Application TypeFeatures ▪ Compact size▪ Horsepower rated▪ Indoor and outdoor enclosures▪ Quick make-quick break mechanism▪ Visible “ON”-“OFF” indications▪ Padlock-off handle feature▪ Door padlock provision▪ Bondable neutral (where indicated)▪ Lugs suitable for copper or aluminum wire▪ UL Listed▪ Fuses — not included▪ Switches accept Edison base plugfuses▪ Hubs — see page 3-20▪ Lugs — see page 3-20SelectionDimensions (inches)Type Height Width Depth1 8 1 ⁄4 5 1 ⁄2 33R 8 1 ⁄4 5 3 ⁄8 3 1 ⁄8Wire Range TableSwitch TypeWire Range120/240 Volt Fusible Cu/Al30 Amp #14 to #8 AWG 120/240 Volt Non-Fusible Cu/Al60 Amp #14 to #3 AWGIndoor — Type 1 Outdoor — Type 3R Horsepower Ratings Ampere Catalog List Ship. Wt. Catalog List Ship Wt.1-Phase, 2-WireRating Number Price $ Pkg. of 10 Number Price $ Pkg. of 10 Standard Maximum120/240 Volt Fusible1-Pole and Solid Neutral 120 Volt — 1-Phase, 2-Wire30 LF111N 80.00 35 LF111NR 166.00 35 1⁄2 22-Pole and No Neutral30 Use 2-Pole and Solid Neutral2-Pole and Solid Neutral 120/240 Volt — 1-Phase, 2-Wire120/240 Volt — 1-Phase, 3-Wire30 LF211N 98.00 35 LF211NR 203.00 35 1 1 ⁄2 3240 Volt Non-Fusible2-Pole Special Application Switch 1 or 2-Pole — No Fuse 240 Volt — 1-Phase, 2-Wire60 — — — LNF222R 176.00 35 — 10For inches / millimeters conversion, multiply inches by25.4.Dual horsepower ratings:Std. — applies when non-time delay plug fusesare installed.Max — applies when time-delay plug fuses are installed.Has service entrance label.UL Listed as “Enclosed Switches” (suitable for use asservice equipment where indicated) under File #E4776.(NEMA) — Type G.D.Federal Spec. — W-S-865C — type LD or type NDSBottom cable entry and exit only. No hub provision supplied.GSGK60 is included and factory installed.Line lugs will accept and are UL approved for #14 to #6Cu/Al cable. Features also apply to 2- and 3-pole, 30A general dutyswitches on page 3-8.3-6Siemens Power Distribution & Control, SPEEDFAX 2007-2008 Product CatalogDiscount Schedule GDSS
General Duty Safety SwitchesFeatures (60-600A)Product Overview911 5103 SAFETYSWITCHES3618472121. Cover interlock2. Tangential knockouts through600A for easy conduit lineup3. Quick-make, quick-breakoperating mechanism that ensurespositive operation4. Provisions for T, R, J, H, andK class fuses (T & J 100-600A)5. Generous wiring gutters thatmeet or exceed NECwire-bending space requirements6. Visible blade, double-breakswitch action7. Positive 2 or 3 point mounting8. Highly visible red handle grip9. Informative door labeling whichincludes replacement parts list10. Handle and coverpadlocking provisions11. Side-hinged door that opens180 degrees for easier wiring12. A unique enclosure design thatadds rigidity and strength. Itsrolled edge prevents cuts andscrapes to conductors and toinstaller’s handsSiemens Power Distribution & Control, SPEEDFAX 2007-2008 Product Catalog3-7
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SPEEDFAX TM 2007-2008 Product Catal
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Reliable Products From TheTechnolog
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1SPEEDFAX TM 2007-2008 Load Centers
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EQ ® and Ultimate Load CentersSeri
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Ultimate Load CentersProduct Offeri
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The Ultimate Load CentersSingle Pha
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Totally Integrated PowerSystem Over
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