L&T Low-Tension (LT) Isolator
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The L&T LT Isolator is a rugged, manually operated switch designed to safely disconnect electrical circuits during maintenance or emergencies. Engineered by Larsen & Toubro, it ensures reliable isolation and long-term performance in industrial and commercial environments.
Key Features at a Glance
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Safe Isolation: Provides a secure break in the circuit to protect personnel and equipment.
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Manual Operation: Clear ON/OFF control with a sturdy handle mechanism.
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Durable Construction: Heavy-duty contacts ensure mechanical and electrical endurance.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for control panels, machinery, and distribution boards.
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Multiple Poles & Ratings: Available in 2, 3, or 4 poles with ratings such as 16A, 32A, and 100A.
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Easy Installation: Screw-type terminals for quick and reliable connections.
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High Mechanical Life: Designed to withstand frequent operations without degradation.
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Compact Design: Space-saving construction ideal for panel mounting.
Why Choose This Product
L&T isolators are trusted across industries for their reliability, safety, and robust engineering. Each isolator is built to perform under demanding electrical conditions, ensuring complete circuit disconnection when needed. Whether for preventive maintenance or emergency shutdowns, this isolator guarantees dependable performance and operator confidence.
deal For
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Control Panels and MCCs
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Industrial Machinery
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Power Distribution Boards
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Building Electrical Installations
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Commercial Switchboards
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FAQs
1. What is the purpose of an L&T LT isolator?
It is used to safely disconnect power in electrical systems for maintenance, inspection, or emergencies.
2. Are L&T isolators suitable for industrial applications?
Yes, they are specifically designed for industrial and commercial use in control panels, machinery, and switchboards.
3. How do I select the right pole and rating?
Choose the number of poles and current rating based on your circuit type and load capacity requirements.
