Square D VCCF2 Cam Disconnect Switch 25A 690VAC 3-pole

Product Description

The SQUARE D VCCF2 is an enclosed, non-fused cam disconnect switch rated for 25 amps at 690 volts AC. It features a 3-pole, 3NO contact configuration with 3-wire termination, making it suitable for isolating three-phase electrical loads during service or maintenance. The unit ships with a handle and shaft extension included. At 0.76 pounds, it is a compact switch with an overall height of 2.91 inches and an overall width of 2.36 inches. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians install this switch in panel or enclosure applications where a reliable means of disconnection is required under IEC and UL standards.

The VCCF2 is designed for use in industrial and commercial electrical systems where a manual disconnect is needed ahead of motors, HVAC equipment, or other three-phase loads. Its NEMA 1 and NEMA 12 ratings make it appropriate for indoor installations in general-purpose and dust-resistant environments. The IP20 and IP65 ingress protection ratings extend its suitability to locations where protection against solid objects and water jets is required. The included handle and shaft extension allow for straightforward panel-mount installation.

Key Features

• 25-amp, 690VAC rating supports a wide range of industrial three-phase applications
• 3-pole, 3NO contact form provides full three-phase isolation
• Enclosed, non-fused design simplifies panel integration
• Dual ingress protection ratings: IP20 and IP65
• NEMA 1 and NEMA 12 enclosure ratings for indoor general-purpose and dust-resistant use
• Ships with handle and shaft extension included
• Certified to CSA, GL, IEC 60947-3, and UL standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enclosed cam disconnect switch for industrial and commercial three-phase electrical panel applications requiring a 25-amp, 690VAC non-fused disconnect.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the upstream circuit before mounting or wiring the switch. Verify that the panel or enclosure is rated to match the intended NEMA or IP environment. Do not exceed the rated amperage or voltage of the switch under any load condition.