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DH364URK

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Eaton DH364URK has 3 recorded cross-reference matches across 3 manufacturers. Compare the listed alternatives and check their source notes before selecting a replacement.

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DH364URK equivalent products & cross references

Two-way recorded relationships. Each source may carry conditions or differences.

GENERAL ELECTRIC

THN3364R

Technical notes
Technical notes

Eaton DH364URK versus General Electric THN3364R:

PDF page 3, row 1.12. Printed section: Non-Fusible, Three-Pole, Three-Wire, 240 Volt/600 Vac, NEMA 3R; 200 A. Always verify poles and wires: catalog codes can occur in multiple tables. Original printed codes retained; source is an Eaton publication hosted by PG&E. Historical manufacturer-listed selection candidate, not a drop-in guarantee. Verify current ordering codes, ratings, circuit function, poles/wires, enclosure, mounting, approvals and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive cross is inferred.

Source: Eaton Safety Switches Cross-Reference, CA08100003E ↗ (August 2015; catalog pages V2-T1-5 through V2-T1-12)
SIEMENS

HNF364R

Technical notes
Technical notes

Eaton DH364URK versus Siemens HNF364R:

PDF page 3, row 1.12. Printed section: Non-Fusible, Three-Pole, Three-Wire, 240 Volt/600 Vac, NEMA 3R; 200 A. Always verify poles and wires: catalog codes can occur in multiple tables. Original printed codes retained; source is an Eaton publication hosted by PG&E. Historical manufacturer-listed selection candidate, not a drop-in guarantee. Verify current ordering codes, ratings, circuit function, poles/wires, enclosure, mounting, approvals and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive cross is inferred.

Source: Eaton Safety Switches Cross-Reference, CA08100003E ↗ (August 2015; catalog pages V2-T1-5 through V2-T1-12)
SQUARE D

HU364RB

Technical notes
Technical notes

Eaton DH364URK versus Square D HU364RB:

PDF page 3, row 1.12. Printed section: Non-Fusible, Three-Pole, Three-Wire, 240 Volt/600 Vac, NEMA 3R; 200 A. Always verify poles and wires: catalog codes can occur in multiple tables. Original printed codes retained; source is an Eaton publication hosted by PG&E. Historical manufacturer-listed selection candidate, not a drop-in guarantee. Verify current ordering codes, ratings, circuit function, poles/wires, enclosure, mounting, approvals and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive cross is inferred. Additional source application: PDF page 4, row 2.34. Printed section: Non-Fusible, Three-Pole, Three-Wire, 600 Vac, NEMA 3R; 200 A. Always verify poles and wires: catalog codes can occur in multiple tables. Original printed codes retained; source is an Eaton publication hosted by PG&E. Historical manufacturer-listed selection candidate, not a drop-in guarantee. Verify current ordering codes, ratings, circuit function, poles/wires, enclosure, mounting, approvals and application suitability. Bidirectional discovery does not imply symmetric technical interchangeability. No transitive cross is inferred.

Source: Eaton Safety Switches Cross-Reference, CA08100003E ↗ (August 2015; catalog pages V2-T1-5 through V2-T1-12)
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Eaton DH364URK specifications & datasheets

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