Hubbell® Bryant® HBLDS6 Labelless Non-Fusible Disconnect Switch, 600 VAC, 40 hp, 60 A, 2-Position Contact Form, 3 Poles
Safety Switches & Disconnects
27033
MFG #: HBLDS6
Hubbell Wiring Device-Kellems
565.41000
/ ea
Hubbell's Circuit-Lock® non-metallic disconnects re frequently used in harsh environments. Frequent wash down, hot and high pressure water, caustic cleaning agents and UV light are common place. Hubbell's new laser marked covers ensure that ratings are now permanently marked.
- Catalog URL - Bryant_HBLDS6_Catalog.pdf(Catalog URL)
- http://www.hubbell-wiring.com/(Seller Home Page URL)
- Install Instructions 1 URL - 11456_TM3VBGX6YZ4A781Q.pdf(Install Instructions 1 URL)
- Install Instructions 1 URL - WIRING_PD1784_INSTALLINST.pdf(Install Instructions 1 URL)
- Install Instructions URL - IDW_DOCUMENT_1537662202440.pdf(Install Instructions URL)
- Line Drawing URL - 11456_WNGB5MDU0FAT87ZH.pdf(Line Drawing URL)
- Line Drawing URL - WDK_HBLDS6_DRAWING_PDF.pdf(Line Drawing URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - 11456_RLI0QYAK3V5CTF29.pdf(Spec Sheet URL)
- Spec Sheet URL - WIRING_HBLDS6_spec.pdf(Spec Sheet URL)
- Tech Drawing URL - IDW_DOCUMENT_1487176973844.pdf(Tech Drawing URL)
- Tech Drawing URL - WIRING_HBLDS6_M7242_ACAD_DRAWING.dwg(Tech Drawing URL)
- Warranty URL - 11456_Y8PS6T0FNOGH3Q75.pdf(Warranty URL)
- Warranty URL - Wiring_WDK_Warranty.pdf(Warranty URL)
- Applications
- Features
| Labelless |
| Standard Product |
| Permanent labelless marking |
| Molded-in corrosion and impact resistant material that is UV stabilized |
| SCCR rating of 65kA when protected by class J fuses |
| Highly visible red handle which meets OSHA lockout/tagout capabilities |
| Cover cannot be removed when switch is in the "ON" position |
| Accepts up to 2 auxiliary contacts |
| Molded in conduit opening and field installed hub |
| Internal frame automatically bonds all grounds |
| Molded of rugged Valox® to resist abuse, corrosion and enhance safety |
| Safely terminate power at any point in the circuit, flexible disconnect placement |
| 6000 operating cycles |