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GE
GE TGN3321 30A Non-Fusible Safety Switch
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GE TGN3321 30A safety switch delivers reliable 3-pole disconnect protection for residential and light commercial electrical panels.
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Overview
Key Features
General Electric 30 Amp Safety Switch Catalog # TGN3321 Amperage 30 Phases / Poles 3ph 3w Voltage 240 Addition info: Non-Fusible Enclosure type Nema 1 indoor Fuses: .05 cents an amp for 240VAC
Specifications
Brand
GE
Model
TGN3321
Series
TGN Spec-Setter
Type
Non-Fusible General Duty Safety Switch
Poles
3
Amperage
30 A
Voltage
240 VAC / 250 VDC
Horsepower Rating
3 hp (single-phase) / 5 hp (three-phase)
Application
Residential and Light Commercial
Frequently Asked Questions
What voltage and amperage is the GE TGN3321 rated for?
It's rated for 30 amps at 240 VAC/250 VDC, handling 3-pole circuits — standard for most residential and light commercial disconnect applications.
Is this a fusible or non-fusible safety switch?
This is a non-fusible switch. It functions as a disconnect only — overcurrent protection must be provided separately by your circuit breaker or upstream fusing.
What horsepower loads can the TGN3321 handle?
It's rated for 3 hp at 240V single-phase and 5 hp at 240V three-phase, which covers most small motor disconnect requirements like HVAC condensers and workshop equipment.
Does the TGN3321 meet code requirements for an outdoor equipment disconnect?
It's a general duty indoor-rated switch. For outdoor installations, you'd need to verify the enclosure rating — this is a NEMA 1 indoor enclosure, so outdoor use would require an appropriate weatherproof housing or a different model.
Can I use this as a service disconnect for a sub-panel?
Yes, a 30A non-fusible safety switch is commonly used as a visible-blade disconnect for sub-panels and individual equipment, giving you a clear line-of-sight confirmation that the circuit is open before working on it.