Eaton Moeller P1 Switch-Disconnectors Now Available in a 40 Amp Rating

Eaton Is Expanding Its Range of Switching Devices with the Addition of the P1-40 (40 Amp) Switch-Disconnectors

The P1-40 Main switches and ON-OFF switches bridge the gap between the P1’s previous maximum rating of 32 A and the P3’s lowest rating of 63 A. It allows for a greater current rating in the compact P1 size.

Eaton's P1-40 centre mounting, flush mounting, surface mounting and rear mounting switching devices are fully IP65-protected, except for its service distribution board option which is IP30-protected.

Eaton’s world expertise in the design, manufacture and specifications of switch-disconnectors ensure that your application will be protected by the best switching solutions available.

IP65-Rated
All of the surface mounting, flush mounting and rear mounting P1-40 Main and ON-OFF switch-disconnectors are fully IP65-rated, except for the service distribution board mounting option which is IP30-rated

Mounting Options

• Center Mounting
• Distribution Board Mounting
• Flush Mounting
• Rear Mounting
• Rear Mounting with Metal Extension Handle
• Surface Mounting in Ci-K Polycarbonate Enclosure
• Surface Mounting in Ci-K Polycarbonate Enclosure with Preassembled EMC Screen
• Surface Mounting in Steel Enclosures

Standards / Approvals

• IEC/EN 60947-3
• IEC/EN 60204

Technical Data

• Rated voltage: 690 V a.c.
• Rated current: 40 A
• Utilisation category: AC-21, AC-22, AC-23 and AC-3

Features and Benefits

• Compact solution with a 40 Amp current rating allows for higher power applications, future proofing your installation
• Variety of mounting and configuration options available to suit the majority of applications
• Compatible with all existing P1 accessories
• Set of four fork terminals included in box as standard for Main switches and enclosed switches for connection to the additional earth and neutral terminals to accomodate the larger wire sizes at 40 A, ensuring ease of installation

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