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06-24-02, 09:17 AM

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220V switch

I need to install a switch in a 220v circuit. Short of a double pole breaker does a manufacturer make a switch similar to a wall switch for this application??

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06-24-02, 11:15 AM

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Yes,if a switch rating of 30 amps. is adequate to control the connected load. Leviton has a WS wiith an "on-line" catalog-have a look!

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