
GE
GE TGN3322 60 Amp 3-Pole Non-Fusible Safety Switch
★★★★★
Cut power to 3-phase equipment safely and reliably with this 60A general-duty disconnect rated for 240V commercial installations.
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Overview
Reliable Power Control for Industrial Applications
The GE TGN3322 is a robust 3-pole, non-fusible safety switch designed for general-duty applications. Rated for 60 Amps and 240 Volts AC, it provides reliable power control in industrial and commercial settings.
Specifications:
- Brand: GE
- Model: TGN3322
- Poles: 3
- Amps: 60
- Volts: 240 AC
- Phase: 3
- Type: Non-Fusible
- NEMA Rating: NEMA 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this switch fusible or non-fusible, and what does that mean for my installation?
This is a non-fusible safety switch, meaning it functions purely as a disconnect without built-in overcurrent protection. You'll need to provide fuses or a circuit breaker upstream in the panel to protect the circuit.
What NEMA enclosure rating does this switch carry, and can I install it outdoors?
It carries a NEMA 1 rating, which is designed for indoor use only. NEMA 1 protects against contact with the enclosed equipment and falling dirt, but it is not weather-sealed. For outdoor installations, you'd need a NEMA 3R or higher rated disconnect.
Will this switch work as a disconnect for a 60-amp 3-phase motor or HVAC compressor?
Yes, it's rated for 60 amps across 3 poles at 240V AC, making it suitable as a local disconnect for 3-phase motors, compressors, and similar equipment within those ratings. Verify your local code requirements for motor disconnect sizing, as some jurisdictions require the disconnect to be rated above the full-load amperage.
What wire sizes can the lugs in this switch accept?
The TGN3322 accommodates standard copper conductors appropriate for 60-amp circuits. Consult the installation sheet packed with the unit for the exact lug range, but expect compatibility with #10 through #4 AWG copper conductors typical of GE general-duty switches in this amperage class.