ABBTF30RCP • Weatherproof Fused AC Disconnect Switch • AC Disconnect 30A 240V • 1 Phase N3R • Horsepower Rated • 10kAIC

This is a fuseable disconnect box. So you will need to buy fuses.

I use this product on a mini split on a second level in a townhouse. It worked seamlessly without any issues. The instructions were a bit blurry so I had to take a picture to zoom in to understand it better I also have to watch a few YouTube videos to understand the difference between load lines and Lines to know where power from the panel and the line from the mini split unit should actually go I highly recommend that you do that as well too or hire a professional electrician. Make sure to caulk around the disconnect box well to prevent debris and water from seeping in. The one thing that I had trouble with is basically buying compatible fuses with it some of the comments that you’ll find online or confusing because for example this unit is rated up to 30 A and some comments would say you have to buy 30 fuses which is incorrect you can buy fuses up to 30 A and the goal is to match it with your unit Power consumption for example my mini split is rated for a max amperage of 20 so I installed fuses in the disconnect box rated to 20 A.

Bought this for a mini split and wired it all up. When it came time to flip the breaker I did and went to turn the mini split on and nothing happened. I was thinking oh no I got a defective mini split. I got my multi meter out and realized I had no power at the mini split. I went outside and checked the outdoor unit and there was no power. Went back to the disconnect thinking maybe I had it flipped the wrong way and that wasn't the case. So I tested for power in my disconnect box. I had power comeing from the line, but nothing going to the load. After looking the box over there was no connection between any of the circuits on the handle. I thought maybe I just got a dummy handle or something, but either way I'm returning and buying a different one.

I was looking for a reasonably priced power disconnect for a mini-split I was installing. I specifically wanted a fused disconnect versus a non-fused for the ability to use a larger breaker and wire gauge for future upgrades. The install was very straightforward after securing it to my exterior wall. I bought slow-blow fuses. One thing I noticed, this disconnect is smaller compared to another brand I purchased. I actually like the look of the smaller size. As others have mentioned, be careful removing the knockouts or have some knockout reducers handy incase you make a mistake. Also, don’t forget to add a surge protector.

Needs fuses! Don't forget to budget $6 or $8 for fuses and buy them to install at the same time. Won't work without fuses that are not included! https://www.amazon.com/Bussmann-BP-NON-30-Cartridge-Non-Current/dp/B00004WA35

I read description too fast and got this one that needs fuses..otherwise perfect for the new mini split.

Pretty standard outdoor interrupt. Used this to install a mini split. Has held up to the weather no problem and works just as intended. Installation was standard and it fits standard fuses. Overall a great value over going to the hardware store.

Works great! Priced right! Well made. Just what I needed. Easy install.