AC424R General Electric Armor-Clad Switch-Operated Fusible Bus Plug, 200 A, 240 V
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AC424R General Electric Armor-Clad Switch-Operated Fusible Bus Plug, 200 A, 240 V
AC424R is a General Electric Armor-Clad fusible bus plug whose number distinguishes a 200 A, 240 V, 3-phase, 4-wire model. The code also separates this no-ground-stab version from similar suffixes.
The manufacturer numbering table assigns a QMR switch and Class H fuse clips to this exact catalog number. A 46 lb product weight and standard-gutter outline are documented for the matching QMR 200 A form.
Common Applications
- Identifying a fusible plug for a qualifying General Electric Armor-Clad busway installation
Key Features
- Switch type: QMR
- Fuse-clip type: Class H
- Ground-stab status: Not included
- Installation support: Standard plug assist
- Environmental form: Indoor catalog configuration
Specifications
- Rated amperage: 200 A
- Rated voltage: 240 V AC
- Electrical service: 3 phase, 4 wire
- Verified product outline: 16 in wide x 18.75 in long x 8.75 in deep
- Verified product weight: 46 lb
Product Identification
- Manufacturer part number: AC424R
- Manufacturer name: General Electric
- Series name: Armor-Clad
- Catalog nomenclature: Switch-operated fusible bus plug
FAQ
What does AC424R identify?
It identifies the General Electric 200 A Armor-Clad fusible bus plug with 240 V, 3-phase, 4-wire ratings.
Why is fuse-clip class important for this number?
The exact suffix has no fuse-clip code after the QMR switch code, so GE's key assigns Class H clips.
Is a ground stab part of this configuration?
A ground stab is not included because the catalog number does not contain the required G position.
What should be verified before purchase?
Compare the bus material, ground bar, service, amperes, phase location, and joint style with the installed Armor-Clad system.
