Siemens GF222NR - 60A, 240V, 2-Pole, Fused Disconnect Switch

The Siemens GF222NR fused disconnect switch is built for performance and safety in demanding industrial and commercial environments. With a 60A rating at 240V and a robust 2-pole design, it provides reliable electrical isolation exactly when you need it most. Built to support proper lockout/tagout procedures, it helps keep maintenance teams safe while keeping equipment off during service and inspections.

Why the GF222NR stands out

• Integrated protection: Fuses provide immediate overcurrent protection, preventing damage from short circuits and overloads while delivering a clean, safe disconnect.
• Complete isolation: The 2-pole design disconnects both live legs for true electrical isolation, reducing arc-flash risk during servicing.
• Industrial-grade durability: Engineered for long-term reliability in busy facilities, with rugged components that stand up to vibration, dust, and temperature variations.
• Lockout/tagout ready: Built to accommodate standard lockout devices and safety tags, helping facilities meet workplace safety programs with confidence.
• Easy integration: Designed for straightforward wiring in electrical panels and disconnect enclosures, compatible with 60A circuits at 240V.

Real-world uses and benefits

Whether you’re servicing motors on production lines, isolating pumps and conveyors, or protecting HVAC equipment, the GF222NR provides fast, predictable disconnection under load. It’s ideal for service disconnects in main panels, motor control centers, or standalone equipment enclosures where reliable isolation is critical.

Key specifications at a glance

• Amperage rating: 60A
• Voltage rating: 240V
• Poles: 2-Pole
• Product type: Fused Disconnect Switch
• Brand: Siemens
• Model: GF222NR

Installation and safety best practices

Plan for proper fuse selection in line with your circuit’s requirements, and ensure the switch is mounted in a compliant enclosure. When performing maintenance, engage lockout/tagout procedures before disconnecting power, and verify the circuit remains de-energized before work begins. Regular inspection of the fuse elements and terminations helps maintain reliable performance over time.