ABB TG3221R - 30A, 240V, 2-Pole, Disconnect Switch

ABB TG3221R is a high-performance disconnect switch built for demanding industrial and commercial environments where safe, reliable electrical isolation is non-negotiable. With a focused 2-pole design, it cleanly isolates both live conductors, enabling robust lockout/tagout procedures and safer maintenance across machines, panels, and process lines. When reliability matters, the TG3221R delivers consistent performance you can count on.

• Amperage and voltage: 30 A at 240 V, providing solid capacity for typical control circuits, motor starters, and panelgear without nuisance tripping.
• Two-pole isolation: disconnects both hot lines, ensuring complete electrical isolation for safer servicing and reduced arc exposure during maintenance.
• Lockout/Tagout ready: designed to integrate with standard lockout/tagout practices, helping workers comply with safety protocols and minimize downtime.
• Disconnection under load: engineered to deliver dependable isolation even in systems that are live at the moment of shutdown, supporting safer, faster maintenance windows.
• Durability for daily wear: built to withstand the rigors of industrial and commercial use, delivering long-term reliability in control panels and switchgear configurations.

Who benefits most: plant engineers, maintenance technicians, and facility managers responsible for safe shutdowns, routine servicing, and panel upgrades in manufacturing, processing, HVAC, and other electrically live environments.

Why choose the TG3221R over generic disconnect options? Its dedicated 2-pole construction specifically targets complete line isolation, reducing the risk of partial de-energization and enabling straightforward compliance with safety procedures. The integration-friendly design simplifies wiring in control panels and motor control centers, helping you optimize space, workflow, and response times when a shutdown is required.

Practical guidance for deployment: install in standard enclosures compatible with 2-pole disconnect switches, wire per your control circuit, and clearly label the switch for maintenance teams. Pair with your existing safety program to streamline lockout/tagout compliance and minimize downtime during service windows.