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HUBBELL 60-100 AMP CIRCUIT-LOCK
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. NOTICE: For installation by a qualified electrician in accordance with national and local electrical codes and
the following instructions.
2. CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. More than one disconnect switch may be required to de‑energize
this equipment before servicing. Disconnect ALL power supplies to enclosure before exposing interior.
3. NOTICE: Separate overcurrent protection must be provided in accordance with National Electrical Code
220 or Canadian Electrical Code, Section B, as appropriate.
4. Suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 10,000 rms symmetrical amperes, 600VAC
maximum. Suitable for use on a circuit capable of delivering not more than 65,000 rms symmetrical amperes,
600 VAC maximum when protected by Class J fuses rated 100 amperes maximum. Auxiliary contact (if installed)
is suitable for use in a circuit not capable of delivering more than 3,000 rms symmetrical amperes, 600 VAC
maximum.
5. This enclosure includes a lockout provision: ON‑OFF control knob (in the OFF position) accepts up to 5/16
inch (8 mm) diameter shackle of a suitable padlock or Lockout device to isolate energy from the connected
equipment as a method of compliance to OSHA Lockout/Tagout Regulation 29 CFR Part 1910.147. This feature
does NOT isolate the power supplied to the enclosure during internal servicing of the enclosure.
CLEANING PROCEDURES
6. Follow the general cleaning procedures established by your facility for your specific application.
7. This product is certified by NSF
for this product:
CAUTION: Use only chemicals and cleaning solutions that are safe for use with plastics and rubber gaskets.
CAUTION: Risk of electric shock. Do not clean this product while undergoing electrical maintenance or service.
a. Use hose directed water or cleaning solution to remove any collected soil or contaminants from behind this enclosure. Care must be
exercised to apply the water spray in such a manner to completely wash the area between the enclosure and the wall onto which it is
mounted.
b. Use hose directed water or cleaning solution to wash away soil or contaminants from the exterior surfaces of the enclosure.
c. CAUTION: Do not direct or concentrate high pressure water or cleaning solution on
the lid and box gasket seams, switch handle area or on any applied labels.
d. After using hose directed water or cleaning solutions, use a clean damp cloth to manually
re‑move any soil or other contaminants from the gasket seam area, handle area or
other necessary areas.
e. Use a dry clean cloth to wipe away any excess water.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
This enclosure may be mounted for bottom or dual conduit entrances.
A. MOUNTINg INSTRUCTIONS
1. For Type 4X, Type 12 and IP69k applications, enclosure must be mounted by means
of mounting feet. DO NOT drill, punch or nail mounting holes through the enclosure.
2 Mounting feet will accept up to ¼" or 6 mm screws (not provided). Mounting pattern is
shown in Fig. M‑1.
3. Remove the enclosure cover.
4. Drill or punch at the desired conduit entrance location(s): (drill spots shown in Fig. M‑2)
a. 1‑3/8 inch (34.9 mm) diameter for 1 inch TRADE SIZE.
b. 1‑3/4 inch (44.4 mm) diameter for a 1‑1/4 inch TRADE SIZE.
5. Use appropriately rated conduit hub for required environmental rating of the application. Provided conduit hub (Raco #1705) is rated for
Type 4X and Type 12 applications.
6. Install the conduit hub. Be sure that the "O" ring is properly seated in its groove. Tighten the conduit hub.
7. Any unused conduit entrance holes must be sealed with Listed/Certified closure plugs rated Type 4X,Type 12 and/or IP69k depending on
required environmental application.
8. If required use ONLY a Listed / Certified Breather Drain rated for Type 4X,Type 12 and/or IP69k depending on required environmental
application. Punch or drill a .796 inch diameter hole on the drill spot through the bottom wall of the enclosure (see Fig M‑3).
WIRING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Select conductors having 90°C or higher rated insulation and sufficient ampacity in accordance with the 75 °C column of National Electrical
Code® Table 310‑16 or Canadian Electrical Code, Table 2.
2. CAUTION: USE COPPER CONDUCTORS ONLY.
3. DO NOT TIN CONDUCTORS.
4. Make sure the connected equipment rating does not exceed the rating of this device. See gENERAL INFORMATION (#4) regarding over‑
current protection.
5. Terminal capacity:
TABLE 1 60A
Switch #2 to #10 AWg
ground #6 to #16 AWg
Neutral #6 to #14 AWg
Auxiliary
#14 to #18 AWg
Contact
6.Strip conductor insulation ½" (13 mm).
7. Select the proper wiring diagram. Loosen terminal screws. Insert conductors fully into proper terminals.
8. Tighten terminal screws as follows:
a. SWITCH terminal capacity: 50 pound•inches (5.7 N•m).
b. gROUND terminals: 35.4 pound•inches (3.9 N•m)
Neutral terminals 60A: 35.4 pound•inches (3.9 N•m)
Neutral terminals 100A: 44.3 pound•inches (5.0 N•m)
c. Auxiliary Contact terminals: 10‑12 pound•inches(1.2‑1.4 N•m)
9. TAKE CAUTION THAT THERE ARE NO STRAY WIRE STRANDS.
10. Tighten the grounding buss mounting screw to 21.2 pound•inches (2.4 N•m).
11. Reinstall the cover. The handle must be in the OFF position. Start each of the four screws by hand to avoid cross threading. Tighten the
four cover screws to 24 pound•inches (2.7 N•m). Make sure the sealing O‑rings are in place under the screw heads.
12. An additional DANgER label (D64558) has been supplied loose with this product as a convenience. Apply label to the outside of the front
cover (see figure M‑1) if the product application does not pose the risk of the label being removed through cleaning, hose down or any
other means.
13. Consult factory for auxiliary contact availability.
Wiring Device-Kellems
Hubbell Incorporated (Delaware)
Shelton, CT 06484
1-800-288-6000
www.hubbell-wiring.com
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International for use in food processing Splash Zone Areas, the following cleaning practice is recommended
100A
#2 to #10 AWg
#6 to #16 A
#2 to #12 AWg
#14 to #18 AWg
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