A/C Disconnect 60 Amp Non-Fused Pull-Out Style
A heavy-duty 60 amp non-fused pull-out disconnect built for outdoor HVAC service shutoff. Housed in a NEMA 3R rainproof, powder-coated steel enclosure, this top-opening disconnect box gives HVAC installers, contractors, and service technicians a fast, code-compliant way to cut power to air conditioning condensers and heat pumps at the equipment.
Is a 60 Amp Non-Fused Disconnect the Right Choice?
A non-fused disconnect provides a local, visible means of disconnect at the outdoor unit without adding overcurrent protection at the box itself. It's the right fit when the circuit's overcurrent protection is already handled upstream at the panel or breaker, and you simply need a code-required service disconnect within sight of the equipment.
The 60 amp rating covers the maximum load this disconnect is designed to carry. Choosing the correct disconnect depends on the equipment's minimum circuit ampacity and maximum overcurrent protection rating, the conductor size, and whether local code calls for a fused or non-fused device. Always confirm the requirement against the unit's nameplate and the installing jurisdiction.
Ideal for: Residential and light-commercial AC condensers, heat pumps, and other outdoor HVAC equipment rated at or below 60 amps that require a local service disconnect.
Need a three-phase option? Step up to the Square D 60A 3-Phase Non-Fusible Disconnect for three-phase commercial installations.
Recommended applications are general guidelines only. Actual requirements depend on equipment nameplate ratings, conductor sizing, and local electrical code. Request a quote, contact Budget Heating, or call 813-885-7999.
What's Included
| Type | 60 Amp Non-Fused Pull-Out AC Disconnect |
|---|---|
| Max Amperage | 60A |
| Enclosure Rating | NEMA 3R (Rainproof) — Outdoor Use |
| Construction | Powder-Coated Steel |
| Conductor Compatibility | Copper or Aluminum (Copper-Rated Load Lugs) |
| Access | Top-Opening Lift-Up Cover with Lockable Latch |
| Knockouts | Back, Bottom, and Sides |
| Listing | UL Listed |
| Dimensions | 8-13/16" H × 5-7/16" W × 3-3/16" D (225 × 138.5 × 80 mm) |
Each disconnect ships individually boxed and ready to mount beside the outdoor unit for a clean, code-compliant service installation.
Enclosure & Electrical Features
Enclosure & Construction
- NEMA 3R rainproof enclosure rated for outdoor installation
- Powder-coated steel resists corrosion and weather exposure
- Top-opening lift-up cover for convenient wiring access
- Lockable latch supports lockout/tagout and added security
- Knockouts on back, bottom, and sides for flexible conduit entry
- Compact footprint mounts easily beside condensing units
Electrical & Installation
- 60A maximum load rating
- Non-fused pull-out design for fast service shutoff
- Copper-rated load lugs accept copper or aluminum conductors
- UL Listed for code-compliant installations
- Pull-out block fully removes power for safe maintenance
- Purpose-built as a service disconnect for AC and heat pump systems
Specifications & Manuals
Product documentation includes technical specifications to assist with equipment selection, installation, and service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this disconnect fused or non-fused?
This is a non-fused disconnect. It provides a local means of disconnect at the equipment but does not contain fuses, so overcurrent protection must be provided upstream at the panel or breaker.
Can this disconnect be installed outdoors?
Yes. It uses a NEMA 3R rainproof, powder-coated steel enclosure designed for outdoor mounting next to condensing units and heat pumps.
What conductors can the load lugs accept?
The load lugs are copper-rated and accept both copper and aluminum conductors. Always size conductors to the equipment nameplate and local code.
Does a non-fused pull-out require a fuse to operate?
No. The pull-out block simply makes and breaks the circuit for a fast, visible disconnect. Because it is non-fused, no fuses are installed or required in the box.
Is this disconnect UL Listed?
Yes. The disconnect is UL Listed for code-compliant HVAC service installations.
What is a pull-out disconnect typically used for?
It serves as the required service disconnect within sight of outdoor HVAC equipment, letting a technician quickly cut power to an air conditioner or heat pump before service or repair. Pair it with a weatherproof electrical whip to complete the hookup.
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Technical Specifications
