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These switches turn off the power to electrical outlets in the event of a short circuit or other electrical faults to enable manual disconnection of circuits for repair.
Standards and Approvals
UL
IEC
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Eaton's W-VACiMB compact circuit breakers environment-friendly?
Yes, these circuit breakers are free of harmful SF6 gas.
How often should these cut-off switches be tested?
Ideally, these switches should be tested once a month.
What safety precautions should be considered while using Eaton VCP-W-Series motor cut-off switches?
The compatible breakers should always be taken out of the cage before maintenance.
Do not leave the breaker in the cell's middle position. Always keep the breaker in the connected or test position.
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