Air Conditioner Disconnect; Pullout; Metallic; Fused; 60 A; 120/240 V; 1 Phase

OVERVIEW

Application:

The most widely used application for ACDs is for residential and light commercial air conditioning units. An ACD is installed outdoors, in visible proximity to the air conditioner condensing unit. ACDs are also found in use with heat pumps, swimming pools, spas, whirlpools and pump houses, and meet 2008 NEC Article 422.31 (B) requirements for servicing electric water heaters. Metallic enclosures are galvanized steel and are installed in various locations. Non-metallic enclosures are a plastic (polycarbonate) enclosure commonly used in coastal or salt water areas.

Features and Benefits:

• Single-phase, two-wire, 240 Vac and three-phase, three-wire, 240 Vac
• NEMA 3R outdoor enclosures offered in metallic and non-metallic versions
• Easy-to-remove highstrength protective shield for easier wiring and mounting
• Easy-to-remove front cover (no screws or fasteners to remove)
• 1-inch knockouts on the bottom, back and side of unit
• Copper-rated line and load lugs that are easily accessible
• Ample wiring space for mounting with a stud gun (single keyhole, two- or three-point mounting)
• Fused devices are service entrance rated
• Horsepower rated (10 hp maximum at 240 Vac)
• Padlockable door provision for safety and reduction of tampering
• Metallic enclosures are bottom entry and exit only
• Non-metallic enclosures have knockouts and a hub provision for top access
• Non-metallic enclosures have a single unit door and protective shield for installer convenience
• Non-metallic enclosures are durable and provide excellent resistance to climate changes
• Factory-installed tamperresistant/weather-resistant receptacles are available as+L1225 an option on some products