60A Triple Pole Isolator
Price range: R 266.92 through R 307.40
Product Description
60A Triple Pole Isolator
Our 60A triple pole isolator offers a dedicated switching solution for electrical installations that require isolation. As part of our VETi 1 range, this model comes complete with a cover. It also combines practical functionality with quality electrical components.
The isolator uses copper current-carrying components and silver-tipped contacts. These materials support electrical conductivity and form an important part of the switch’s construction. In addition, the 60A rating helps you identify its intended electrical capacity when choosing equipment for your installation.
This model undergoes testing to IEC 60947-3, a standard for switches, disconnectors and related equipment. Therefore, check that the isolator suits your electrical system and installation requirements before ordering. A qualified electrician can help you select the correct equipment for your application.
The complete unit includes a cover, making it easier to identify what comes with the product. However, you should still check the specifications against your installation needs to confirm that the rating and configuration are suitable.
For more options, explore our VETi 1 collection to find complementary switches and electrical accessories.
What is a 60A triple pole isolator used for?
A triple pole isolator lets you isolate three electrical poles in a suitable installation. However, the correct application depends on your electrical system and its requirements.
What is the current rating of this isolator?
This model has a rated current of 60A. Therefore, check that this rating suits your installation before choosing the product.
Does the isolator come with a cover?
Yes, this VETi 1 model comes complete with a cover.
What materials do the contacts use?
The isolator uses copper current-carrying components and silver-tipped contacts to support electrical conductivity.
Which standard does this isolator meet?
The manufacturer tests this model to IEC 60947-3. A qualified electrician can help confirm its suitability for your specific application.
