GE TG3225 - 400A, 240V, Heavy Duty Fused Safety Switch

When safety and reliability can’t be compromised, the GE TG3225 delivers. This 400A, 240V Heavy Duty Fused Safety Switch is built for industrial and commercial environments where robust electrical isolation is essential, ensuring workers stay safe during maintenance and operations stay uninterrupted.

Why the GE TG3225 stands out

• High-capacity protection with a 400A amperage rating and 240V operating voltage, designed to handle demanding feeders and heavy equipment without compromise.
• Fused safety for dependable disconnection under load, providing rapid fault interruption to protect personnel and downstream circuitry during abnormal conditions.
• Lockout/Tagout readiness compatible design that supports safe, compliant maintenance procedures—reducing the risk of accidental re-energization.
• Industrial-grade durability engineered for long-term use in harsh environments, delivering consistent performance and reduced downtime.
• Clear, reliable isolation to ensure safe service of motors, feeders, and large electrical loads without compromising system integrity.

Ideal use cases

• Electrical service disconnects in factories, plants, and warehouses where large loads require reliable isolation.
• Maintenance intervals for heavy machinery, conveyors, pumps, and HVAC systems where lockout/tagout is standard practice.
• Power distribution points that demand quick, safe disconnection to protect crews and equipment during servicing.

Key specifications

• Amperage Rating: 400A
• Voltage Rating: 240V
• Product Type: Heavy Duty Fused Safety Switch
• Brand: GE
• Model: TG3225

Practical guidance for best results

Pair the GE TG3225 with established lockout/tagout procedures to maximize safety during maintenance windows. Use in environments where heavy electrical loads require dependable isolation and fast fault interruption to protect personnel and downstream equipment. For ongoing reliability, schedule routine inspections of the wiring connections and protective fuses, and ensure that operating practices align with site safety protocols and electrical codes.