GE TG3222R - 60A, 240V, 2-Pole, Fused Disconnect Switch

GE TG3222R is a 60A, 240V, 2-Pole Fused Disconnect Switch engineered for demanding industrial and commercial environments that require safe, reliable electrical isolation. This unit supports proper lockout/tagout procedures and delivers dependable disconnection under load, contributing to safer maintenance routines and longer equipment life.

• 60 A at 240 V capacity handles common motor drives, conveyors, pumps, and control circuits with confident protection.
• Two-pole design ensures both hot conductors are isolated simultaneously, reducing the risk of partial energization during servicing.
• Integrated fusing provides overcurrent protection directly at the disconnect point, simplifying protection coordination and wiring layouts.
• Lockout/Tagout compatibility supports standard safety protocols, helping teams meet compliance while performing routine maintenance or troubleshooting.
• Durable, long-term reliability built to withstand the rigors of busy industrial floors, reducing replacement cycles and minimizing unplanned downtime.

This fused disconnect switch is particularly well-suited for motor control applications, HVAC equipment, manufacturing lines, and other commercial equipment where a clear, safe isolation point is essential. By combining immediate disconnection under load with built-in overcurrent protection, the TG3222R offers a streamlined, safer alternative to separate disconnects and fusing stages—fewer components, simpler wiring, and quicker maintenance workflows.

Ideal use scenarios

• Motor control circuits in production lines and packaging equipment
• HVAC components and large fans where reliable power shutoff is critical
• Industrial machinery panels requiring straightforward, compliant lockout/tagout procedures

Practical tips for best results

• Verify the installed fuse rating aligns with the protected circuit’s requirements and the TG3222R’s 60 A limit.
• Label the disconnect clearly and maintain LOTO tags during all maintenance activities.
• Keep a small stock of compatible fuses on hand to minimize downtime during fuse replacements.
• Periodically inspect the device during routine maintenance to confirm clean isolation of both poles and intact fuse elements.