Siemens DTF363 Double Throw Switch

Technical Specification

Features:
  • Make: Siemens
  • Model code: DTF363
  • Type: Fusible
  • Rated current: 100 A
  • Rated Voltage: 600 V AC or 250 V DC
Additional info:

Intended to transfer loads from one power source to another Suitable for use as service equipment Rated for use on systems with an available fault current of up to 10,000 AIC when protected with Class H fuses or either 100,000 or 200,000 AIC when protected with Class R, J or Class T fuses Dual cover interlock Padlockable cover latch and multiple OFF padlock provisions on handle Load break rated UL Listed Indoor

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Make Siemens
Manufacturer Siemens
Category Motors and Electrical Equipment>Safety Switches and Disconnects
Model code DTF363
Type Fusible
Rated current 100 A
Rated Voltage 600 V AC or 250 V DC
Nema type 1
No. of Poles 3

Product description

Siemens Safety Switch Model DTF363

The Siemens DTF363 is an advanced safety switch designed for heavy-duty applications, renowned for its rugged construction and reliable performance. This switch is engineered to handle demanding environments, ensuring continuity of service, ease of maintenance, and security for industrial settings.

Key Features

  • Rated for systems with a maximum fault current of up to 200,000 RMS symmetrical amperes.
  • Handles system voltages up to 600V AC or DC maximum.
  • Dual cover interlocks prevent the switch from being turned on when the door is open, enhancing safety.
  • Compatible with Class R, J, or T fuses for additional flexibility and protection.
  • Meets NEMA standard KS-1 for type HD switches.
  • Fusible switches equipped with groundable neutral blocks and can accept field-addable neutrals.

Ideal Use Cases

This switch is suitable for high-fault-current environments, such as manufacturing plants, mass production industries, and large buildings with network systems or high-capacity transformers. It offers robust protection and operational reliability, making it an excellent choice for facilities with critical electrical infrastructure.

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