ETI SV 2100 load break switch, 2P 100A (2423216)

The ETI SV 2100 load break switch is intended for switching electrical circuits and for safe load disconnection in power networks. It is used in distribution boards, incoming and distribution units, and other electrical installations where manual switching of a line is required without the protective functions of an automatic device. Such equipment provides a clear and controlled circuit break during maintenance, reconfiguration, or local isolation of a section of the installation. This model is designed with 2 poles, allowing simultaneous switching of two conductors in single-phase or other two-wire circuits. The two-pole configuration is especially practical when both supply lines need to be disconnected at the same time, which improves operating convenience during service work and circuit isolation. A rated current of 100 A makes the device suitable for circuits with substantial load, where a switching apparatus is needed to handle higher current levels. The switch can be applied in power supply lines, load distribution systems, and installations where sections of the network must be disconnected for technical maintenance or operational changes. Its purpose is limited to switching and isolation, so it should be selected specifically as a load break switch rather than as a protection device against overload or short circuit. As a representative of the load breaker and disconnect switch category, the SV 2100 serves as a mechanical means of circuit separation. This makes it appropriate for electrical panels in industrial, commercial, and residential environments where a simple manual switching solution is required. The product supports controlled disconnection of the line and helps organize safe servicing conditions for connected equipment. ETI SV 2100 2P 100A (2423216) is a functional element for switchboard assemblies where reliable manual circuit control is needed. When selecting and installing it, the key parameters to consider are the two-pole design and the 100 A rated current, which define its area of use in electrical distribution and switching applications.