Eaton Solar Disconnects

Eaton Solar Disconnects

Aug 16, 2020

Eaton’s solar disconnects provide the best solution for switching solar photovoltaic (PV) circuits as they directly convert the sun’s light into electricity, providing power during daylight hours. Additionally, the UL-listed 600 Vdc per pole and 1000 Vdc, bi-directional disconnects are available in 30A – 400A for grounded and ungrounded PV systems.

Core features

• Offers bi-directional functionality, which breaks the arc regardless of normal or reverse current flow
• Includes all required components to meet NEC article 690 requirements, including jumpers and labels
• Guards against accidental contact with live parts with clear polycarbonate deadfronts
• Available with Flex Center modifications that allow customization to meet any application need

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