ISOLATOR 4P

An isolator, also known as an electrical isolator or a disconnect switch, is a device used in electrical systems to disconnect a circuit or equipment from the power supply. It provides a visible means of isolation for maintenance, repairs, or safety purposes. Here is a description of isolators and their features:

Construction: Isolators are typically constructed with a durable, non-conductive material such as plastic or porcelain. They consist of fixed and movable contacts, usually made of conductive materials like copper or aluminum, and are designed to handle the rated voltage and current of the circuit.

Disconnect Function: The primary function of an isolator is to provide a means to isolate a specific circuit or equipment from the power supply. When in the “open” position, the isolator disconnects the flow of electrical current, effectively creating an air gap between the contacts. This ensures that no power is supplied to the isolated circuit or equipment.