Siemens TYPE VBII Series Application Manual page 20

Safety switches
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Heavy Duty
Special Application 4 & 6 Pole Switches
Application
4 & 6 pole switches are commonly used
as a disconnecting means for two-
speed, two-winding motors. Fused
switches provide both over current and
short-circuit protection. Non-fusible
switches normally provide a local
disconnection means for two-speed
motors, which are remote from their
motor controller. 4 pole switches are
also used in 3-phase, 4-wire circuits
when a switching neutral is required.
All 4 & 6 pole switches are service
entrance rated.
Description
4 & 6 pole switches are available in 30-
200A ratings and in both fusible and
non-fusible versions; 4-pole switches
are supplied with either Type 1 or Type
12/3R enclosures. 6-pole switches are
available with either Type 12/3R or
Type 4X stainless steel enclosures.
Standards
• UL & CUL listed under File#E4776
• Meets UL98 for enclosed switches
• 4 & 6 pole switches are suitable
for use as service entrance
• Meets NEMA Standard KS-1 for
enclosed switches
• Meets NEC wire bending space
requirements
➀ Lugs are aluminum alloy as standard. Optional copper body lugs are available.
➁ All 4 & 6 pole VBII switches are suitable for use as service equipment when a neutral is installed or equipment ground kit is properly connected.
➂ Dual horsepower ratings: Std. – applies when non-time-delay fuses are installed. Max – applies when time delay fuses are installed.
➃ Fusible switches accept Class H fuses as the standard. Class R & J fuses can also be installed and increase the rating from 10,000 to 200,000 AIC.
For Class J, the load base is moved upward. For class R fuses, rejection kits are required.
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Features
• Visible blade, double break
switching action
• Highly visible ON/OFF indication
• Defeatable dual cover interlock
• Padlockable in OFF position
• All copper current carrying parts¿
• Tangential knockouts (Type1,
4-pole switches)
• Type 12 & 4X switches are
provided with an equipment
ground kit as standard
4 Pole Type VBII Switches
Indoor Type 1
Ampere
Catalog
Ship Wt.
Rating
Number
(lbs.)
Fusible 600 Volt AC, 250 Volt DC – 4-Pole, 4 Fuse
30
HF461
36
60
HF462
40
100
HF463
43
200
HF464
88
Non-fusible 600 Volt AC, 250 Volt DC – 4-Pole
30
HNF461
32
60
HNF462
34
100
HNF463
36
200
HNF464
78
6 Pole Type VBII Switches
Indoor Type 1
Ampere
Catalog
Ship Wt.
Rating
Number
(lbs.)
Fusible 600 Volt AC, 250 Volt DC – 6-Pole, 6 Fuse
30
HF661J
37
60
HF662J
41
100
HF663J
44
200
HF664J
90
Non-fusible 600 Volt AC, 250 Volt DC – 6-Pole
30
HNF661J
33
60
HNF662J
35
100
HNF663J
37
200
HNF664J
80
Type 12/#R Industrial Horsepower Ratings ➂
Catalog
Ship Wt.
240V, 2Ø, 4W 240V, 3Ø 480V, 3Ø 600V, 3Ø 250V
Number
(lbs.)
Std.
Max.
HF461J
36
3
10
HF462J
40
7
20
1
/
2
HF463J
43
15
30
HF464J
88
25
50
HNF461J
32
– –
10
HNF462J
34
– –
20
HNF463J
36
– –
30
HNF464J
78
– –
50
Type 12/#R Industrial Horsepower Ratings ➂
Catalog
Ship Wt.
240V, 3Ø
Number
(lbs.)
Std.
Max.
HF461J
37
3
7
HF462J
41
7
1
/
2
HF463J
44
15
HF464J
90
25
HNF661S
33
– –
HNF662S
35
– –
HNF663S
37
– –
HNF664S
80
– –
Std. Max. Std. Max. Std. Max.
3
7
1
/
5
15 7
1
/
20
2
2
7
15
15 30
15 50
1
/
2
15
30
25 60
30 75
25
60
50 125 60 150
– –
10
– –
20
– – 30
– –
20
– –
50
– – 60
– –
40
– –
75
– – 100
– –
60
– – 125 – – 150
480V, 3Ø
600V, 3Ø
Std.
Max.
Std.
Max.
1
/
5
15
7
1
/
20
2
2
15
15
30
15
50
30
25
60
30
75
60
50
125
60
150
10
– –
20
– –
30
20
– –
50
– –
60
30
– –
75
– –
100
60
– –
125
– –
150
DC
5
10
20
40
5
10
20
40
250V
DC
5
10
20
40
5
10
20
40

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