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ICM Controls ICM495-60A-NF Non-Fused Disconnect W/Surge 60A

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ICM495-60A-NF
The ICM Controls ICM495-60A-NF Non-Fused Disconnect with Surge is an electrical control part in HVAC systems to regulate and isolate power to circuits. Its initial operation is to manually open or close the circuit, and it can support up to 60 amps. The system includes a non-fused design with built-in surge protection to protect the connected components against transient voltage spikes. It is a separate, circuit barrier and reliable operation part that is designed to be installed in electrical panels or control compartments in residential and commercial HVAC systems.
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Manufacturer Name: ICM Controls
Product Number: ICM495-60A-NF
OEM Part Number: ICM495-60A-NF
Product Description: 60A Disconnect W/Surge Non Fus
Weight:3.47lbs/1573.96g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the ICM Controls ICM495-60A-NF Non-Fused Disconnect?

Regularly inspect the disconnect for dust, corrosion, or loose connections. Tighten terminals as needed and ensure surge protection components are intact. Proper checks prevent electrical hazards and maintain safe operation. Always disconnect power before servicing.

What are common issues with the ICM Controls ICM495-60A-NF Non-Fused Disconnect?

  • Tripped circuits or failure to disconnect properly.
  • Loose or corroded connections.
  • Sparks or arcing at terminals.
  • Surge protection component failures.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off electrical power to the HVAC system at the main service panel.

Step 2: Secure the disconnect unit to a wall or mounting surface near the equipment.

Step 3: Route the supply and load wiring through the proper knockouts and connect wires to the labeled terminals.

Step 4: Verify grounding and tighten all electrical connections securely.

Step 5: Reinstall the cover, restore power, and confirm proper disconnect and surge protection operation safely.