Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG223URB - 100A, 240V, 2-Pole, Disconnect Switch

Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG223URB is a rugged Disconnect Switch designed for industrial and commercial environments where safe, reliable electrical isolation matters most. With a precise 2-Pole design and a 100A rating at 240V, it delivers dependable disconnection under load, helping maintenance teams work safely and minimize downtime.

This device is built to support strict lockout/tagout procedures, enabling compliant service cycles. When you apply a lock and tag, you can confidently proceed with maintenance, knowing the circuit cannot be energized until the work is finished.

Durability is a core focus. The DG223URB is engineered to stand up to daily use, vibration, and environmental factors typical in busy facilities, ensuring consistent performance over years of operation.

Key advantages of the DG223URB

• 100A, 240V, 2-Pole configuration: Provides solid, intentional disconnection for motors and feeder circuits with a straightforward control path.
• Industrial-grade reliability: Built to maintain performance in demanding settings, reducing unexpected outages.
• Lockout/tagout compatible: Supports safety-first maintenance workflows and regulatory compliance.
• Rugged construction: Designed for longevity in harsh environments and frequent switching.
• Clear isolation: Mechanical action delivers clean, immediate separation of circuits when needed.

The Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG223URB is ideal for panel disconnects, motor control circuits, service entrances, and other applications where a reliable, code-friendly disconnect switch is essential. Electrical contractors, facilities managers, and maintenance engineers will appreciate its straightforward operation and dependable performance in real-world conditions.

Specifications at a glance:

• Amperage: 100A
• Voltage: 240V
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Type: Disconnect Switch
• Brand/Model: Eaton Cutler-Hammer DG223URB

Pro tips: Pair the DG223URB with an appropriate lockout device and follow established lockout/tagout procedures. Before energizing after servicing, verify isolation both visually and electrically, and maintain documentation of safety checks for ongoing compliance and reliability.