This is the frame that goes inside the panel; you build the rest of the disconnect assembly around it.
The headline number is 1600 A AC-23A across the full voltage range (220 V through 690 V). AC-23A is the heavy motor-switching category per IEC 60947-3 — it covers occasional switching of individual motors with inrush up to 6× rated current. That 1600 A holds at 60 °C free air (Ith rating), so no derating for a warm panel unless you're above that. The short-time withstand (Icw) is 25 kA for 0.5 s, and making capacity (Icm) hits 52 kA at 690 V. That's the fault-closing rating: it can slam shut onto a bolted fault and survive. Drawout mounting means the frame slides in and out of a fixed cradle for safe maintenance — you don't have to disconnect power cables to pull the switch. Front connections top and bottom keep cable routing simple in a switchboard lineup.
This is a distribution-level switch disconnector for main or feeder switching in LV switchboards. With drawout construction and 1600 A capacity, it's sized for a main incoming or a large feeder feeding a transformer or a motor control center. The IP40 enclosure protection and IK07 impact resistance are standard for indoor switchgear — not a washdown part, but fine for a dry electrical room.
Built and tested to IEC 60947-3, with isolation suitability marked on the device (the green position indicator confirms the contacts are open).